Post by jtc111 on Mar 18, 2018 15:29:37 GMT -6
I'm not in the market for a monitor controller now but I anticipate that I will be in a year or two. In the past I've owned the dbx Driverack Studio and the PreSonus Central Station. I've since sold both and I don't have a pressing need at the moment but when room allows one day, I'd like to pick up a pair of mid-fields to go along with my near-fields, so I'm looking ahead.
I came across the Audiolinear Axis today and I'm intrigued for a couple of reasons:
It seems to me the biggest plus is that it's a passive unit that doesn't require electricity. In my head that says it will probably effect the sound no more than would a patchbay. Am I wrong to think that way?
The other cool feature is that each output has its own trim pot. I can see where that would be a very helpful tool for equalizing volume when comparing a mix on near-fields and mid-fields.
Just wondering if any of you had any thoughts on this piece of gear.
vintageking.com/audiolinear-axis-monitor-controller
I came across the Audiolinear Axis today and I'm intrigued for a couple of reasons:
It seems to me the biggest plus is that it's a passive unit that doesn't require electricity. In my head that says it will probably effect the sound no more than would a patchbay. Am I wrong to think that way?
The other cool feature is that each output has its own trim pot. I can see where that would be a very helpful tool for equalizing volume when comparing a mix on near-fields and mid-fields.
Just wondering if any of you had any thoughts on this piece of gear.
vintageking.com/audiolinear-axis-monitor-controller
