🎶 Elevate Your Audio Game!
The Antelope Audio Zen Quadro Synergy Core is a powerful 14x10 dual USB-C bus-powered audio interface designed for professionals. It features discrete preamps, class-leading converters, and real-time DSP effects, making it ideal for high-fidelity recordings and live streaming. With its dual USB-C ports and intuitive controls, it offers unmatched flexibility and ease of use for musicians and audio engineers alike.
| Item Weight | 900 g |
| Product Dimensions | 13.59 x 21.01 x 5.82 cm; 900 g |
| Item model number | Zen Quadro Synergy Core |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar, Personal Computer, Tablet, Smartphone, Speaker |
| Supported Software | Varies by operating system (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, ChromeOS) |
| Operating System | ChromeOS, Windows, iOS, macOS, Android |
E**!
Excelente producto
Es tal cual se describe es un producto calidad precio inigualable !
D**S
Increíble interfaz!
El nivel de posibilidades de esta interfaz es bárbaro, no creo que haya una interfaz así por ese precio en el mercado, está increible todo lo que es posible en ella.. la recomiendo 1000 por ciento..
S**K
Limited use of dual usb
I currently own a Zen Tour which has a usb and thunderbolt connection, but they cannot be used at the same time like the Quadro. When I seen dual USB access I was excited. My goal was to connect my class complaint MPC X in standalone to one USB and connect the other to my computer to send audio directly to my DAW. The first issue was it required the software be installed to use it. Second, USB 1 is always the 16 channels and USB 2 is 2 channels (MPC X has 16 channels ). My use case didn’t work because it requires 2 computers with the software installed on both to get all16 channels on both. I noticed after visiting the site (picture above) my Frankenstein setup would not work, so I will be sticking with my Zen Tour.
R**S
Great interface. Tricky setup
This interface is ridiculously powerful and sounds great. Tons of routing options and clean audio processing. I'm very impressed with how much it does for such a small package. However, there's a bunch of stuff you have to do and set up in order to get it to work. Much moreso that other interfaces I've used in the past . Not insurmountable, just a surprising amount.
