Universal Audio Apollo Solo USB Heritage Ed.
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Info Item number: 508035
- This product is in stock and can be shipped immediately.
- Item number: 508035
- sales unit: 1 piece
- available since: 2020/12/11
- Recording / Playback Channels: 2x4
- Number of Mic Inputs: 2
- Number of Line Inputs: 2
- Number of Instrument Inputs: 1
- Number of Line Outs: 2
- Headphone Outs: 1
- Phantom power: Yes
- Number of S/PDIF Connectors: 0
- Number of ADAT Connectors: 0
- Numer of AES/EBU Connectors: 0
- Number of MADI Connectors: 0
- Ethernet: 0
- Other Connectors: No
- MIDI interface: No
- Word Clock: 0
- Max. sample rate (kHz): 192 kHz
- Max. resolution in bit: 24 bit
- USB Bus-Powered: No
- Incl. power supply: Yes
- USB Version: 3.0
- Width in mm: 0 mm
- Depth in mm: 0 mm
- Height in mm: 0 mm
- The prices in € are a guideline only.
Product Details
2 x 4 USB audio Interface
- Heritage Edition
- With a SHARC DSP for computing the UAD plug-ins without loading the CPU of the host computer
- For PCs
- 24-Bit/192 kHz
- Unison technology for modelling classic preamps based on tube and transistor guitar amps and stompboxes
- LED meter
- Pad switch
- Low cut
- Phase reverse switch
- Link function
- 2 Microphone/line combo inputs: XLR/jack 6.3 mm
- Hi-Z instrument input: 6.3 mm Jack
- Stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm Jack
- 2 Line outputs: 6.3 mm Jack (L/R)
- Phantom power: +48 V, switchable
- USB-C port (USB 3.0)
- Includes the software bundle Desktop Heritage Edition + Realtime Analog Classics and an external power supply
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