Neumann MT 48 Audio interface : The MT 48, Neumann’s first-ever audio interface, has been released, according to the company. The device, which is based on the Merging Anubis (a product of Merging Technologies joining the Sennheiser Group), offers a redesigned user interface, USB and ADAT connectivity, and some outstanding specs that Neumann claims establish a new standard for audio quality.
Neumann Mt 48 Audio Interface
The MT 48 has four analogue inputs: the first two accept microphone or line-level inputs through a pair of XLR/TRS combination sockets, and the final two accept line-level or instrument inputs through two front panel quarter-inch TRS sockets. The device’s rear panel has four analogue line-level outputs, two of which use quarter-inch TRS connections and the other two of which use XLR connectors.
The front panel then has two headphone outputs, each of which has a strong amplifier and an incredibly low output impedance that, according to the manufacturer, would happily drive any headphones to their peak performance. A pair of Toslink connectors provide digital connectivity.
THD+N (Preamp & A-D) at 1 kHz, 0 dBFS: < -105 dB (0.0003%)
Maximum Output Level: +24dBu
Best Thing of Neumann Mt 48 Audio
The touchscreen interface on Neumann’s MT 48 makes it simple for users to adjust mixing levels, pan locations, and other settings. It may be adjusted immediately on the device, and it also monitors mixes. Browser-based Web Control and a Remote Control App are both available for the Newmann MT 48 for those who wish to control it from their computer or laptop. Speaking of the interface once more, it boasts two strong headphone amplifiers that have an incredibly low output impedance and can drive any pair of headphones to their maximum potential. Keep checking this website for updates and other information.
