Computer Unit Function In Recording Studio

I keep reordering these Verbatim discs for use in a recording studio. They function perfectly and print beautifully.

I use this mic in my studio and couldn't function without it.

I only use Seagate barracuda drives in my computer.I have a computer based recording studio and seagate drives are very reliable as opposed to other brands that have failed in the past.

In setting up my sound studio I needed to move the computer farther from the area in which the recording would actually take place. These cables are the perfect way to accomplish that. With the drone of the cooling fans now safely distanced, recordings are measurably better.

Finally gave up on computer based recording and wish I had done it long ago. For a small home studio, this is the only way to go for me. The low price is just a bonus and a big one at that. A++

An AMAZING little unit. Use this every day to power a recording studio. Have 4 /100 watt panels on the roof for recharging and seem to be doing the job quite well. On cloudy days, have plugged it in to a wall outlet to recharge and is amazing how quick it refreshes! Also use it in the camper van to power all the lights, refer, sink and fan. Is a small compact unit so is easy to not be in the way. The cigarette lighter adaptor for charging while driving is a nice feature. Haven't tried it with our large refer in the home yet but will do that in case of a power outage.

I run a professional recording studio and I recently started working with clients doing a video podcast. They needed to be able to take callers, so I researched the best way to get audio into and out of an analog phone line. This box allows you to record an incoming caller without the outgoing audio. It also allows you to send a line level signal to the phone. It has worked flawlessly so far. My clients are so happy with the results that I purchased a second interface to allow them to take callers on a second line. This is THE professional solution for interfacing audio to and from a phone line. Before purchasing the first unit, I called JK Audio to get some pre-purchase advice, and their tech support was exemplary. A highly recommended unit and company. BH were great as usual - fast shipping and handling and fair pricing.

I have used this for documentary work for 2 years. It has been with me to in the studio and brought along to interviews in a shoulder bag approximately 50 times. What I dislike is the weight. It's heavy when I go one-person-band recording. I worry (and expect) every time that I will have a tube issue or some problem associated with having moved the unit out of my rack kit for setup elsewhere. Cross my fingers that it's never given me trouble or had malfunctions. The manual was easy to read and follow. This is one of the best differentiators in terms of quality in my kit and has attracted talent because the sound is leaps and bounds above client expectations. I like that I have everything in one spot for a subject of any range (quiet and shy, loud and booming) with total confidence that I can get an archive-quality recording. I have recorded into various pro recorders and ENG or compact cine cameras with it. In the future, the size and tube-only operation has led me to explore other options such as Twinfinity and Grace preamps. I will second another reviewer that Universal Audio's changes seem to depart from the tradition of this old company. I have the whole thunderbolt-powered Universal Audio Apollo 8p racks at the home studio. They are not reliable like this unit, for me. It seems like the software-based mic pres always have some annoying issue or update. I have not taken this in for a warranty, given that it's worked without trouble.

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If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.