All user reviews for the Antelope Audio Isochrone Trinity

The Antelope Audio Isochrone Trinity is a next generation master clock. It has 3 separate SD generators and a smooth easy to use interface. But the interface could take a few times to get use to if you are coming from a different type of unit. This is perfect to use with a Pro Tools system because of the Superclock support. You will get sample Rates up to 384 kHz in this rackable unit. This unit does take up two rack spaces though. The appearance of the Isochrone is very modern and up to day looking. It has a sort of stainless steel look to it that will look great in your rack. All of the knobs on the face of the unit are well made and have a nice resistance to them when you are turning them. You can tell why these unit costs so much after you use it just one time.
I have only used the Antelope Audio Isochrone about a total of 4 times in a studio that is close by. It is set up to run with Pro Tools Digidesign. It gets its power from a 12V power supply wall plug. The unit does seem to get a little warm if left on for long periods of time, but not dangerously warm and nothing that should cause any concern.
It has Atomic Click compatibility along with 3 separate HD generators that each have up to 16 separate formats. You will have jitter free control while keeping everything synced up, not just audio but video as well. I would purchase this unit for my home set up if I truly needed it. I would invest the couple grand that it cost if I needed it. But my home set up is too small for this. But working with it at the studio is great and it has never given us any problems. I do recommend purchasing it if you can afford to have it. The quality of it is amazing and after using so many other models that claim they can do the same thing as the Isochrone, I now understand why the Isochrone is so good and highly sought after.

The Antelope Audio Isochrone Trinity is a master clock for your audio or video based studio. I've only worked at or even been to one studio that has this, and it's a very impressive piece home base for clocking. It boasts 64 bit DSP processing and full control inside the box with it's USB connection. Having only used this in a studio for a few days, I didn't exactly get the full experience of setting up the Isochrone Trinity, so I can't speak too much about the processing of getting it up and running. However, I will say that once this process is complete, you'll have yourself an incredible master clock for a long time. It does have all digital connections in the back in the form of AES/UEB for the most accurate connections possible. It will take up two spaces in a traditional rack case system. The amount of options and features here goes beyond what I would ever need it for, but just knowing that it's accuracy is to a T is enough for me to be a fan of it inside the recording studio. Something like this might not be for everyone, but if you're looking to be as precise as possible with your clock, the Antelope Audio Isochrone Trinity master clock will not steer you wrong. To list all of the great features found here would take way too much time, but do a quick Google search for yourself to get the full experience of everything Trinity has to offer. This seems to be Antelope Audio's most complete clock and while I don't know the exact price tag on it, I know it's not by any means cheap. Isochrone Trinity is definitely strictly for professionals and for those looking for the best universal master clock possible!