The new UAD Apollo Twin Duo USB retains the look and DSP processing capacities of the latests Thunderbolt models in the series, with a 2×6 in/out setup, 24-bi / 192 kHz audio converters and even the Unison technologies that changes the behavior of the physical mic preamps and DIs.
The Apollo Twin USB features two mic preamps/line inputs, two line outputs, a Hi-Z input for instrument and a headphone output. You can also add up to 8 channels via the optical connection and combine the interface with UAD-2 DSP cards for expanded DSP processing.
The Apollo Twin Duo USB is compatible with Windows 7 and 8.1 and it ships with the USB cable as well as the UAD Realtime Analog Classics bundle comprising the LA-2A leveler, 1176N limiter, Pultec EQP-1A EQ, Softube Amp Room Essentials and the 610-B tube preamp.
The Apollo Twin Duo USB will be available in October for the estimated street price of $899. You’ll find all the details at uaudio.com.
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