Take control of your studio monitors with the Lake People MC100 Pro, a professional monitor controller with a USB port that features a high-quality D/A converter, two slave outputs, three loudspeaker outputs plus subwoofer, and a headphone amplifier with X-Feed.

The MC100 Pro offers significantly more than conventional monitor controllers and includes a complete set of stereo signal manipulation options including Solo L/R, Channel Swap, Phase Reverse, Mono, Mute, and Dim function. This high-quality volume controller is as low in noise and distortion as physics allows.

For Professional Use    High-Quality Volume Control with 2" Knob    256-Step Relay Controlled Attenuator    Controls 3 Monitor Pairs + Subwoofer    USB Port with High-Quality D/A Converter    Two Pairs of Balanced XLR Inputs    Stereo RCA and 3.5mm Inputs    Three XLR Pairs of Outputs + XLR Sub Out    Two Pairs of Slave XLR Outputs    Includes Power Supply

• Monitor controller for professional use with extensive features
• High-quality volume control with 2" knob
• 256-step relay controlled attenuator
• For controlling 3 monitor pairs plus subwoofer
• USB input with high-quality D/A converter

• Two rear balanced inputs (input 1 and 2) via balanced XLR sockets
• Rear unbalanced input with RCA sockets (input 3)
• Unbalanced input on the front with a 3.5mm jack (input 4)
• Rear USB input with high-quality D/A converter for PCM signals up to 384 kHz / 32-bit and DSD 256 (input 5)
• Inputs are either individually activated via buttons on the front or summed up, active inputs are displayed by LEDs
• Unbalanced inputs can be set to a sensitivity of -10 dBV or +4 dBu
• USB input LED shows PCM signals in green and DSD signals in blue

• Left or right channel solo
• Swapping left and right channel
• Inverting the phase of the left channel or switch the signal to mono
• Dim (-20 dB)
• Mute are also present to complete the set of options

The Lake People MC100 PRO comes with a 2" control knob with a 256-step relay-controlled attenuator with advantages over conventional solutions in terms of sound, crosstalk, channel mismatch, and life cycle

• The rear slave outputs "Slave Out 1" and "Slave Out 2" come as balanced XLR sockets. The outputs can also be operated unbalanced. Level meters and other devices can be supplied here, bypassing the volume control
• The rear outputs “A, B, C, and Sub (Mono)” feature balanced XLR sockets. The level of all groups may be set to 0, -6, -12 dB by switches on the back
• The output groups “A, B, and C” can be switched in single mode or in adding-up mode by push buttons on the front panel. The “Sub” output is activated individually, the assignment to the respective group is stored and recalled when the output is activated again

• The headphone amplifier is activated by a button and has its own volume control
• X-Feed is activated separately and is designed to minimizes the "In-Head-Localization" when listening through headphones by simulating a playback by loudspeakers
• The X-Feed effect is adjusted by a turn pot
• The headphone amplifier is extremely powerful, headphones with 1/4" and 3.5mm jacks can be connected

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is Gold Mount an option?

A: Unfortunately the MC panels do not have a Gold Mount plate available at this time.

Q: 2. Can this teleprompter software be controlled by the computer keyboard?

A: Yes, this software can be controlled by the keyboard, and I believe by the up and down arrows.

Q: 3. Hey. Planning on using this with my Kessler pocket jib. Any issues? Also how does this system get power? Thank for the insights in advance.

A: Assuming you have the Kessler Crane Pocket Jib (without Swivel Mount) B&H # KECJ1014 you have two capacities: 20 lb load capacity at full extension and 40 lb load capacity at minimum extension. The VariZoom VZ-MC100 Pan and Tilt Control System B&H # VAVZMC100 by itself weighs 8.5 lbs and can handle up to 25 lbs cameras. 25 + 8.5 = 33.5 lbs is within the minimum extension capacity of the Pocket Jib. You may have a rig that will total less than the 20 lbs of the full extension so you can go that way. Cabling comes out of the VariZoom for power and control. That cable, run along the jib, connects to the remote control box. You then connect power to the same box, either the supplied AC to DC power adapter or an optional 14.4v battery. Here is a link to the VariZoom manual. http://bit.ly/2oV3rdx

Q: 4. The power adapter will accept 240 volts 50hz?

A: According to the manufacturer the lights are multivoltage for worldwide use.

Q: 5. Will this remote will work with the DJI Mavic 3 Classic ?

A: Yes. The DJI RC Pro Remote Controller is compatible with the DJI Mavic 3 Classic.

Q: 6. Will this work with any other softwares?

A: The Prompter People SHUTTLE CUE LITE Wired Jog Controller for TeleScroll and Flip-Q is designed to only work with Prompter People Teleprompter Software. The two applications it works with are Flip-Q and Telescroll.

Q: 7. What are the output protocols for the mini HDMI? Can you output a 1920x1080i59.94 signal like the old DJI Smart Controller?

A: The protocol of the DJI RC Pro controller is 1080p/59.94fps.

Q: 8. How many QuadHead2Go devices do I need to connect 8 monitors to a single input? 2 or 3?

A: To connect 8 monitors using the Matrox QuadHead2Go Multi-Monitor Controller Appliance, you would need 2 units, but you would also need 2 DisplayPort outputs from your source in order to connect to 8 monitors. Matrox recommends using a Luma Series graphics card such as the Matrox Luma Series LUMA A380 Graphics Card, BH #MALUMAA380 to connect multiple appliances.

Q: 9. Does it definitely not work with Script-Q?

A: I'm very sorry we are only aware that the Prompter People SHUTTLE CUE LITE will work with TeleScroll and Flip-Q from Prompter People.

Q: 10. Plan on using with a Blackmagic studio camera with a Lumix G Vario PZ 45-175 mm lens. Any compatibility/size issues?

A: Varizoom has informed us that they are not aware of any issues using the BMD Studio Camera with this system.