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9-pin D-type male connector to 4 x XLR male connector cable

Review: The AES/EBU-9Pin from Focusrite is a breakout cable for the optional 24-bit/96kHz AES/SPDIF/ADAT interface card available for the OctoPre.

The cable is specific to outputting AES/EBU digital audio from the card (S/PDIF output requires a different cable) and comprises a 9-pin D-type connector, terminating in four male XLR connectors.

UK/European power supply for Focusrite OctoPre LE, TM Pro, Saffire PRO range

Review: External locking UK/European power supply for Focusrite OctoPre LE, TM Pro, Saffire PRO range.

Professional 2-input/4-output portable USB audio interface for Mac and Windows

Review: The Focusrite Forte is a professional 2-input/4-output portable USB audio interface for Mac and Windows, designed to deliver analogue sources to your DAW at the highest possible quality. It features 2 remote-controlled mic preamps with the unrivalled sound quality you would expect from Focusrite. The Forte partners these with superb digital conversion at up to 24bit/192 kHz resolution. Built into a solid aluminium case, the Forte features a colour OLED display, touch controls and a single large control knob for intuitive operation, with DAW integration transforming it into a control interface.

The Forte takes its name from the original Focusrite console that embodied all the fundamental elements of the renowned Focusrite sound. Focusrite's original Forte was the recording console based on the ground-breaking mic pre and compression modules that Rupert Neve created for Air Studios back in the 1980s. Designed to offer the very highest audio path quality irrespective of cost, the Forte console set the benchmarks for mic preamplifiers and dynamic control and that remain unequalled today. The Forte USB audio interface continues this obsession with sound quality.

The Forte has been designed specifically to provide a compact, rugged and effective input path to your computer with the maximum possible audio quality for mic, line and instrument sources. In particular, the Forte delivers class-leading dynamic range and noise floor, both highly significant in today's world of an almost unlimited number of tracks making up a mix, and class-leading conversion performance, ensuring you get the very best quality sound at all times.

Particular attention has been paid to ergonomic design. A breakout cable with locking connector is used for microphone (XLR) and line/instrument (TRS) inputs, but balanced line and independent headphone outputs are provided on the unit itself, so the breakout cable is not required for playback-only applications. In addition, the fact that the mic and line-level inputs on the breakout cable are separate means that you can keep your inputs connected all the time without having to re-patch when you go from one to the other. The Forte can be bus powered but an included power supply further improves output performance and delivers +48V phantom power to your microphone.

B-STOCK: Box opened. There is a very minor superficial scratch on the volume dial but otherwise product is in excellent condition and in perfect working order

Review: *** B-STOCK: Box opened. There is a very minor superficial scratch on the volume dial but otherwise product is in excellent condition and in perfect working order ***

The Focusrite Forte is a professional 2-input/4-output portable USB audio interface for Mac and Windows, designed to deliver analogue sources to your DAW at the highest possible quality. It features 2 remote-controlled mic preamps with the unrivalled sound quality you would expect from Focusrite. The Forte partners these with superb digital conversion at up to 24bit/192 kHz resolution. Built into a solid aluminium case, the Forte features a colour OLED display, touch controls and a single large control knob for intuitive operation, with DAW integration transforming it into a control interface.

The Forte takes its name from the original Focusrite console that embodied all the fundamental elements of the renowned Focusrite sound. Focusrite's original Forte was the recording console based on the ground-breaking mic pre and compression modules that Rupert Neve created for Air Studios back in the 1980s. Designed to offer the very highest audio path quality irrespective of cost, the Forte console set the benchmarks for mic preamplifiers and dynamic control and that remain unequalled today. The Forte USB audio interface continues this obsession with sound quality.

The Forte has been designed specifically to provide a compact, rugged and effective input path to your computer with the maximum possible audio quality for mic, line and instrument sources. In particular, the Forte delivers class-leading dynamic range and noise floor, both highly significant in today's world of an almost unlimited number of tracks making up a mix, and class-leading conversion performance, ensuring you get the very best quality sound at all times.

Particular attention has been paid to ergonomic design. A breakout cable with locking connector is used for microphone (XLR) and line/instrument (TRS) inputs, but balanced line and independent headphone outputs are provided on the unit itself, so the breakout cable is not required for playback-only applications. In addition, the fact that the mic and line-level inputs on the breakout cable are separate means that you can keep your inputs connected all the time without having to re-patch when you go from one to the other. The Forte can be bus powered but an included power supply further improves output performance and delivers +48V phantom power to your microphone.

2-in/2-out USB audio interface to records vocals & guitar on your iPad, compatible with PC or Mac

Review: The iTrack Solo provides the best solution for recording your instruments and vocals using an iPad. Featuring a Focusrite microphone pre-amplifier and an input to record directly from electric and bass guitars, the iTrack Solo is the perfect way to expand the audio capabilities of your iPad using Garageband or any other music-making app.

Although it is an Apple certified Made for iPad device, the iTrack Solo is also fully compatible with your PC or Mac computer and comes with a host of free music making software including Ableton Live Lite and the Focusrite Scarlett Plug-in Suite.

Just connect your iTrack Solo to a power supply and an iPad and you're ready to go. With the very best in digital audio technology encased by a rugged aluminium unibody chassis, the iTrack Solo will capture and playback your sound with pristine quality.

The front panel has an input for a microphone and an input for an instrument (such as an electric guitar, bass guitar or the output of an electro-acoustic guitar). This makes the iTrack Solo perfect for capturing the output of a microphone, or using an electric guitar with one of the many guitar amp applications on iPad.

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28 inputs/28 outputs multi-channel firewire interface

Review: The Liquid Saffire 56 is Focusrite's new flagship 2U multi-channel firewire audio interface. Liquid technology combines with Saffire PRO firewire interfacing to deliver a host of authentic preamp flavours, seamless software integration, excellent routing flexibility and future-proof, rock-solid driver stability.

In addition to 6 of Focusrite's legendary Mic Pre's, 2 of Liquid Saffire 56's 8 preamps uses the third generation Focusrite's Liquid Pre amp, providing the choice of 10 different preamp emulations. These include emulations based on the Neve 1073, the Pultec MB-1, Telefunken V72 and seven more. A harmonics dial on each Liquid preamp lets you account for variance in vintage originals of the same model, or use levels of 2nd, 3rd and 5th Harmonic distortion creatively to shape your sound.

The Liquid Saffire 56 doesn't just offer preamp variety; sonic integrity is also guaranteed throughout. Both the Liquid and Saffire preamps ensure low noise and distortion, whilst quality digital conversion and JetPLL jitter elimination technology ensure pristine audio quality as your audio flows between the analogue and digital domains.

Alongside the 2 Liquid and 6 Saffire preamps are a host of I/O options; 10 analogue outputs, 16 channels of ADAT I/O, stereo S/PDIF, MIDI and 2 virtual loopback inputs for routing digital audio between software applications, which are ideal for capturing audio playback within your computer. Mic, line and instrument inputs all use independent connectors, with the input type for each channel selectable via custom control software. Consequently, all the inputs can remain permanently connected, ready for whatever your recording session demands. In addition, word-clock I/O is provided on BNC connectors, allowing the Liquid Saffire 56 to act as either a master clock for your studio, or as a slave to an existing sync system.

Every channel features an independent phantom power and a high-pass filter, switchable from the front panel, with the 2 instrument channels also featuring -9dB pads for additional headroom. Front panel 5-step LED metering for all inputs, including ADAT and S/PDIF, offers accurate viewing of all levels. Saffire Mix Control, the zero-latency 18 x 16 DSP Mixer/Router software provided with the Liquid Saffire 56 features powerful output routing and monitoring. It also provides intuitive one-click set-up options, a clear and concise mixing layout, large on-screen metering for inputs, outputs and submixes, and control over the choice of Liquid emulation.

2 independent headphone buses are provided, each with their own level controls available on the front panel. A dedicated stereo monitor mix output features pads for improved sound quality when connected to active monitor speakers. An anti-thump circuit protects your monitor speakers from spikes when booting up or shutting down the unit.

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8-channel microphone preamps + A/D converter

Review: With 8 channels of Focusrite microphone preamplification, 8 VCA-based Red 3-derived compressors and built-in 24bit/96 kHz digital inputs and outputs, the OctoPre MkII Dynamic is Focusrite's feature-rich expansion upgrade for any digital audio workstation. It's equally an ideal expansion for any analogue or digital console, or hard disk recorder.

Digital inputs and outputs let you make the most of often-neglected ADAT I/O; ideal for expanding the number of mic pre inputs on your interface or for providing analogue monitoring from any digital ADAT feed.

With this entire package fitting into a single 1U chassis complementing Focusrite's Saffire PRO range, and all controls adjustable from the front fascia, OctoPre MkII Dynamic sets the standard for modern, compact, multi-channel recording expansions.

The OctoPre MkII Dynamic features the best internal clock generator in its class, with a jitter performance of +/- 20PPM. Its on-board BNC Word Clock input and output can supply a master-clock-grade sync signal to other digital devices in your system, or it can connect to an external clock generator, where its built-in JetPLL jitter-attenuation circuitry ensures the highest audio quality is maintained.

Review: The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB mobile interface is designed for the mobile musician. Fitted with award-winning technology the Scarlett 2i2 has been built around the popular Scarlett 8i6. The result is a more portable and affordable audio interface for home and project studios.

The Scarlett 2i2 from Focusrite is a 2 input/2 output Interface fitted with highly regarded Focusrite preamps providing low distortion and routing high quality audio to and from your MAC or PC. The Scarlett 2i2 has a striking contemporary look, with a tough red anodized aluminium housing. Powered by USB the 2i2 USB interface makes it easy and simple to setup. Similar to the Scarlett 8i6 the 2i2 controls have been simplified, with colourful LED rings around the gain controls to indicate input (green) and overload (red).

The Scarlett 2i2 makes it easy to connect microphones, musical instruments or line level audio signals to you computer running Mac OS or Windows. Included with the Scarlett 2i2 is the Scarlett plug-in suite. Inspired by the famous Focusrite Red range and the classic ISA console modules, these tailored plug-ins provide Compression, Gating , EQ, and Reverb for tracking and mixing. Also included is the Ableton Live Lite DAW music software so can start making and recording music straight away. The Focusrite Scarlett interface is perfect for budding/first time producers and musicians who want studio-grade quality at an affordable price.

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2-input/4-output USB recording interface

Review: The Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 is a 2-in/4-out USB recording interface. It has 2 award-winning Focusrite pre-amps that deliver superb quality recordings from your microphones or instruments. The case is anodised aluminium ensuring that 2i4 doesn't just sound great, but is tough and resilient enough to use as a portable recording interface. It replaces the best-selling Saffire 6 USB audio interface.

The Scarlett 2i4 has 4 outputs and a separate headphone socket so you can connect it to speakers and send a separate signal to a recording musician. If you are DJing with a laptop you can send one stereo signal to the mixer and cue up your next track on headphones via the other stereo channel. The 2i4 also has MIDI in /out ports which will allow you to connect your MIDI keyboard or digital piano to your music software.

TheScarlett 2i4 works on Windows and Mac operating systems and has ultra-stable drivers so you can depend on it to make great recordings without worrying about reliability.

The Scarlett 2i4 has MIDI input and output, so if you have a MIDI keyboard or controller, you can play parts out to sound modules and instruments, the audio for this is recorded via the Scarlett 2i4's TRS inputs.

You'll be amazed to find included software tools, packed with features, like the Focusrite Scarlett Plug-In Suite, boasting reverb, compressor, gate and EQ in the form of VST/AU/RTAS plug-ins. The Xcite+ bundle from Focusrite comes with Ableton Live Lite, Novation's Bass Station soft synth and 1GB of royalty-free samples from Loopmasters. Pack this all together and you have the potential means to compose, produce and perform.

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6 in/6 out USB 2.0 audio interface with 2 Focusrite mic preamps

Review: Perfect for home recording, the Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 is a feature packed USB 2.0 audio interface that will meet the needs of many. Award winning Focusrite mic preamps have been used to ensure high quality and as always thanks to Focusrite's attention to detail low latency recording is a given.

The Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 has everything you need from a home studio audio interface. 2 microphone preamps mean you can plug in your choice of microphone for recording and the dual purpose inputs mean you can connect other equipment like guitars directly to the unit. Unique halo gain indicators give you an idea of whether your levels are too loud or just right by lighting up red or green, a great touch for quick set up. Further inputs are present on the back of the device including 2 line level jack sockets. Ideal for connecting keyboards, electronic drum kits or other equipment, these inputs mean you can neatly hide away permanently connected cables behind the audio interface. SPDIF I/O is a nice addition too, great for connecting stereo digital audio sources to the interface. 4 line level outputs and an S/PDIF give you plenty to connect the Scarlett 6i6 to.

MIDI is a great tool in any studio and the Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 brings it to you with a built in MIDI interface on the unit. This means you can connect a range of digital equipment to send or receive note information to or from your computer and DAW (Digital Audio Workstation).

Housed inside a metal unibody chassis, this Focusrite interface will stand up to pretty much anything. A good choice for a mobile studio as well as a static home one, the Scarlett 6i6 will stick by you and will most probably never let you down.

Bundled with the Scarlett MixControl ultra low latency DSP mixer software and a sizable software bundles including plug ins, Ableton Live Lite, Loopmasters samples and a Bass Station analogue synth plug in, the Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 offers outstanding value for money.

8-input/6-output USB 2.0 audio/MIDI interface with 2 Focusrite mic preamps

Review: The Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 interface is an 8 input/6 output audio/MIDI interface with outstanding sonic performance and flexibility at a truly affordable price. It is designed to make home studio recording and mixing easy without sacrificing audio quality.

Combined with a host of additional I/O options, the Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 interface helps you get the tracks you want without having to constantly re-patch your studio. It comes with Scarlett MixControl, an 18 x 6 DSP mixer. Offering a level of flexibility that is remarkable at this price point, the MixControl software enables you to create 6 separate mixes with ultra-low-latency. It routes any combination of input signals and sequencer outputs to any of the Scarlett 8i6 outputs. Its intuitive one-click configurations help you track, monitor and mix as quickly as possible.

The Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 interface comes with all of the additional tools needed to start making music straight away. Scarlett VST/AU/RTAS plug-in suite comes in the box, adding Focusrite compression, reverb, gating and EQ to your recording system.

Furthermore, the Focusrite's established Xcite+ bundle is also included. The bundle features Ableton Live Lite (for all your production, performance and compositional needs), Novation's Bass Station soft synth and over 1 gig of royalty-free samples from Loopmasters.

2 Focusrite preamps ensure low noise and distortion, whilst cutting-edge digital conversion captures your audio with pristine quality. Combined with the very latest in USB interfacing technology, excellent routing flexibility and rock-solid driver stability, the Scarlett 8i6 interface is the heart of the modern home studio.

Recording package includes the Scarlett 2i2 audio interface, CM25 microphone, HP60 headphones and Cubase LE 6 recording software

Review: The complete professional recording package for musicians.

Whether you're just starting out on your musical career or you're a seasoned professional, the Scarlett Studio gives you everything you need to start recording studio-quality music right away, right down to the microphone cable. Just add your computer.

Now you can record guitar, vocals, bass or other instruments directly into your computer, complete your recordings with studio effects and create a master mix.

Focusrite have been making high-end recording systems, used in the world's top studios, for over 25 years. That same precision engineering is now available in a compact, high-quality system for you to connect to your computer and start recording now, and it's all inside this box.

The audio interface is the key to making professional recording. At the heart of the Scarlett Studio is the Scarlett 2i2. This interface connects to your Mac or PC via the USB port and provides 2-inputs and 2-outputs to your music software. The Scarlett 2i2 delivers the superb quality and legendary Focusrite sound that audio industry professionals have relied on for decades. Plug your instrument, bass, guitar, keyboard, synth, you name it, and the included studio microphone straight into the front panel and the 2i2 brings them into your computer at the highest possible quality. You can record, edit and mix until you have just the sound you want, with the best possible playback quality so you can hear exactly what you're doing.

The Scarlett Studio really does give you everything you need to start recording. There's a studio condenser microphone, the CM25, that's specially designed to catch the life and soul of your vocals and acoustic instruments. Clean, smooth and sensitive, it captures every nuance. If you can hear it, you can record it. There's even a high-quality, low-noise microphone cable included, to connect the CM25 to the Scarlett 2i2.

The included HP60 studio monitor headphones tell it like it is. Accuracy is number one when it comes to monitoring. Unlike many headphones that flatter the sound, making it sound better than it really is, the HP60s give you a clear and accurate impression of exactly how your music sounds, so you can get it just the way you want it. And when you play it back elsewhere, it'll sound great.

The Scarlett Studio includes all the software you need to get you going straight away. The Cubase LE 6 is powerful music production software for recording and mixing. The Focusrite Scarlett plug-ins are a set of essential tools for polishing your mix, like compression to tighten up that bass or keep your vocals smooth and even; equalisers to bring out the character in your sound, gating to help remove noises, and reverb to give your music the space it needs. The Novation Bass Station is a software synthesizer that you can use to add additional bass or melody sounds to your music. Because it is a synth you can create totally new sounds that no one has ever heard before, or recreate classic sounds. There is also a sample pack from Loopmasters to add drum loops or sound effects to your track.

Review: The compact Focusrite VRM Box headphone monitoring system allows you to monitor and mix your DAW playback in different acoustic rooms, through different modelled monitor speakers with just headphones.

Choose from ten industry standard studio monitors speakers, computer speakers, television speakers and consumer Hi-Fi speakers played through 3 different room models, a mixing studio, a large living room and a smaller bedroom like acoustic space.

The Focusrite VRM Box is a bus-powered 24bit/48 kHz USB audio playback interface headphone monitor system. The included Focusrite VRM Box software application provides a choice of mixing environments and virtual monitor speakers. Modelled monitor speakers include the Auratone 5C monitors, Genelec 1031A monitors, KRK VXT8 monitors, Yamaha NS10M monitor speakers, as well as home Hi-Fi speakers. If desired, the Focusrite VRM modelling software can be bypassed.Monitor your DAW playback via the Focusrite VRM Box interface's built-in 30 mW into 50 ohms headphone amplifier with 108 dB dynamic range, a significant improvemnt on typical laptop audio outputs. A RCA stereo S/PDIF 32 kHz to 192 kHz digital input allows the Focusrite VRM Box headphone monitoring system to be used with another interface with a S/PDIF output, like a Pro Tools HD system.