Crane Song Avocet II Reviews
The geniuses at Crane Song continue expanding their line of avian-named products! The Avocet has become a preferred monitor control box for some of the most respected names in recording and mastering because of its broad range of capabilities and its outstanding sound quality. With three digital inputs, three analog inputs, three monitor outs, and built-in headphone amp with talkback functionality, the Avocet is flexible enough to be the centerpiece for any studio - there are even dim, mute, and mono functions. Buffered meter outputs are also included. All digital signals are up-sampled and jitter-reduced for outstanding accuracy during D/A conversion. Tracking, mixing, and mastering require the best monitoring you can achieve.
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Clarity And Perfection Wrap in a box
Its a true Legend like its Creator David Hill a humble and true piece of gear that gives you pure clarity and lets you listen to what your really need to hear i am proud and happy with mine its just perfect, with this baby only room Acoustic issues can hold you down, your looking at the best.
Perfect
I came for the clean, class A monitor control. I stayed for the awesome DAC
Can't do better than this
Thought I'd give a review because most of the guys that use this usually don't have time to post it. If you are reading this then rest assured this is the best you can buy for 2ch monitoring out of your system. Even on the back side of a great console you would be hard pressed to beat this wonder box. Bottom line: GREEN buttons sound better.
