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Presonus
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Pro Audio, Recording and Audio Hardware
The PreSonus Central Station is the perfect monitoring "hub" for your studio! With five stereo inputs (two digital and three analog) and three outputs, each providing the purest possible signal path, the Central Station is where all your audio sources can converge for high quality monitoring. Five sets of inputs... When Presonus designed the Central Station, they wanted to make certain it met the needs of mixdown facilities that had multiple sets of monitors. So they gave Central Station five stereo input ports - three analog and two digital. Analog inputs 1 and 2 feature 1/4" TRS balanced jacks, while analog input 3 accepts unbalanced RCA connectors. A coaxial cable jack and a Toslink optical port handle the Central Station's S/PDIF digital ins. ...And three outputs The Central Station's three analog outputs - Speaker, Main and Cue - also are handled by 1/4" TRS balanced connectors. Speaker outs are passive; Main and Cue outs are active and impedance-balanced. So you can conn
Best control device in my DAW studio
By Tony
from Hartford, Ct. on 5/19/2009
from Hartford, Ct. on 5/19/2009
Pros:
Easy To Use
Cons:
Calibrate button location
Best Uses:
Home Studio
Describe Yourself:
Experienced
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Presonus Central Station:
Very simple to set up and use. Add NO COLOR or tonal variations! One of the most functional tools in my home studio. If you're using a mixer console for playback and headphones then you should seriously consider this. The only con is the "calibrate" button is in a bad location and I often touch it by accident, but I'm getting used to it being there. A bit pricey, just look for a good deal - it's worth it.