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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt Audio Interface

MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt Audio Interface

MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt Audio Interface

MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt Audio Interface

Let me start by qualifying myself for this review. I am a small-band gigging musician who strives to make the best possible experience for the audience while simplifying setup. I am a drummer and guitar player in two different bands for the pure pleasure of it. In both cases I play through a Bose L1 Model II most of the time. I play electric and acoustic guitar, and rely solely on amp modeling (Effectrode, 2 Note Torpedo Cab and Strymon products) rather than guitar amps. I play drums (VDrum TD-30) as well, and have relied heavily on the Motu Traveler MK3 and Hybrid MK3... in a large part due to the CUE system. There have been few alternatives to these compact powerhouses. However, I grew to become very familiar with their short-comings and aspired for something greater from MOTU, Mark Of The Unicorn, as I knew them back in the late 80's. I've waited nearly 2 years for a successor to MOTU's MK3 line. The Beringer X32 Rack came along, but I decided to pass because of it's larger size. I needed the single rack space I had grown acustom to.

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