PreSonus Studio Channel Review - Is This A Good Option for Home and Project Studios?

Опубликовано: 21 Январь 2025
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Looking for affordable outboard gear? The $350 USD PreSonus Studio Channel is an option, but Is it Any Good and What Are the Compromises?

PreSonus created a channel strip with a tube microphone preamp, VCA compressor, and three band EQ...a good combination of popular outboard hardware, but there are compromises that may take this off your list.

Highlighted Features and Specifications:

Frequency Response: 10-50000Hz
Dynamic Range: greater than 115dB
Mic Preamp: Gain 54dB plus 10dB from Output Stage
Line Input: Balanced / Impedance 10kohm
Instrument Input: Unbalanced / Impedance 1Mohm
Outputs: Balanced XLR and Balanced or Unbalanced 1/4" TRS / Impedance 51ohm / Trim -80 to 10dB
Compressor: Ratio 1:1 to 10:1 / Attack 0.1 to 200ms / Release 0.05ms to 3s
EQ: Three Band - Limited Parametric
Power Supply: External 16VAC at 1000mA
Physical: 1U Rackmount / 2.27Kg (5lb)


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PerSonus Studio Channel (Amazon): https://amzn.to/46U863q

🎼 Music:

Reversed Beginning by Luwaks
Right Now by Thyra
Sleepy Tiger (Instrumental) by Adelyn Paik

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🎞 Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
00:50 Build Quality and a Look at the Internals
02:31 Controls and Voiceover
09:08 Studio Channel on a Drum Bus
12:08 Studio Channel on a Bass Track
14:10 Studio Cannel on an Acoustic Guitar Track
16:15 Studio Channel on a Vocal Track
18:10 Studio Channel on a Mix (Mono)
20:17 Self-Noise Spectrum Test
21:43 Highlighted Features and Specifications
22.42 Final Thoughts and Recommendations - There are Compromises


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