Of course, if you get the mechanical side (backplane, rack chassis etc.) settled or buy one of the DIY kits, the PSU for normal API 500 series modules is bog standard +-16V - so nothing's stopping you from building one yourself if you're capable of doing that. There aren't really any "paint by numbers" DIY options for a small and cheap lunchbox with power. Pretty much all 500series module manufacturers offer a mic preamp of one sort or another, and that’s not surprising, since a mic preamp is the logical place to start the first job is to get audio into a recording system That said, the Camden 500 is not just another ‘metoo’ mic preamp. Lindell, Fredenstein, Midas, Heritage, IGS that are pretty cost-effective as far as the format goes (couple of hundred new). There are rack frames with power from eg. If you want to get a small lunchbox / single row system going, you'll either want to be prepared to do a lot from scratch, spend a lot on the kit, or save money by buying from the store. You'll need a rack kit and a floor box PSU kit to get started. (I don't know if the prices are current, mailing him helps) BAE is known for This is the 500 Series version of the 1073MP (a mic pre-amp. On its own, the CP5 is a reference-quality, 500-series mic preamp with copious amounts of clean.
Before that full kits will be prohibitively expensive as you end up paying 300-400 EUR / USD just for the power supply, but the supply will power two full rack rows. This famed mic pre has been used in more high-end studios and on more. The CP5 is the first microphone preamp to feature Colour. For 2 full rack rows or more of modules, the DIY 51x option from silent:arts in EU / CAPI in the USA starts making sense.
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