Neve 88M User manual

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88M
Dual Mic Preamp and USB Audio Interface
User Manual
1.0

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Health & Safety Notice
FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY AND FOR THE PROTECTION OF OTHERS
PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND KEEP THEM HANDY
•HEED ALL SAFETY WARNINGS
•DO NOT USE NEAR WATER
•CLEAN ONLY WITH A DRY CLOTH
•DO NOT INSTALL NEAR HEAT SOURCES
•DO NOT BLOCK VENTILATION OPENINGS
•PROTECT THE USB CORD
•USE ONLY ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER
•UNPLUG USB WHEN UNUSED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME
•REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY
•NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE PROCEDURES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
WILL INVALIDATE THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY

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Avertissements de Santé & Sécurité
POUR VOTRE SECURITE ET CELLE DES AUTRES MERCI DE RESPECTER LES INSTRUCTIONS DE SANTE ET
SECURITE SUIVANTES
•LISEZ CES INSTRUCTIONS ET GARDEZ-LES À PORTÉE DE MAIN
•TENEZ COMPTE DE TOUS LES AVERTISSEMENTS DE SÉCURITÉ
•NE PAS UTILISER PRÈS D’UNE SOURCE D’EAU
•NETTOYER UNIQUEMENT AVEC UN CHIFFON SEC
•NE PAS INSTALLER PRÈS D’UNE SOURCE DE CHALEUR
•NE PAS BLOQUER LES BOUCHES D’AÉRATION
•PROTÉGER LE CORDON USB
•N’UTILISER QUE LES ACCESSOIRES SPÉCIFIÉS PAR LE FABRICANT
•DÉBRANCHER PENDANT DE LONGUES PÉRIODES D’INACTIVITÉ
•CONFIER TOUTES LES OPÉRATIONS DE MAINTENANCE À DU PERSONNEL QUALIFIÉ UNIQUEMENT
•AUCUNE PIÈCE INTERNE N’EST RÉPARABLE PAR L'UTILISATEUR
LE NON-RESPECT DE CES PROCÉDURES ET RECOMMANDATIONS INVALIDERA LA GARANTIE DU FABRICANT

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Important Safety Instructions
For your own Safety and for the protection of others, please observe the following safety precautions:
1) Read these instructions.
2) Keep these instructions.
3) Heed all warnings.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
7) Do not block any ventilation openings.
8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
amplifiers) that produce heat.
9) Protect the USB cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the
point where they exit from the apparatus.
10) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
11) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as when liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Head Office:
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Instructions Importantes sur la Sécurité:
Pour votre sécurite et celle des autres merci de respecter les instructions de santé et sécurité suivantes :
1) Lisez ces instructions.
2) Gardez ces instructions.
3) Tenez compte de tous les avertissements.
4) Suivez toutes les instructions.
5) ATTENTION: afin de réduire les risques d'incendie ou de choc électrique, n'exposez pas cet appareil à la pluie
ou à l'humidité
6) Nettoyez uniquement avec un chiffon sec
7) Ne pas bloquer les bouches d’aération
8) Ne pas installer à proximité d’une source de chaleur telle qu’un radiateur, une bouche d’air chaud, des
plaques de cuisson (ou cuisinière), ou n’importe quel autre appareil producteur de chaleur (y compris un
amplificateur)
9) Protégez le cordon USB d’alimentation afin d’éviter les piétinements et pincements, et plus particulièrement
à proximité des prises de courant ou tout autre élément de branchement, ainsi qu’au point de sortie de
l’appareil)
10) Débranchez cet appareil pendant les orages ou de longues périodes d’inactivité.
11) Confiez toutes les opérations de maintenance à un technicien qualifié. Un entretien est nécessaire lorsque
l'appareil a été endommagé de quelque manière que ce soit, comme par exemple si le cordon d'alimentation
ou la fiche sont endommagés, du liquide a été renversé ou des objets sont tombés dans l'appareil, si l'appareil a
été exposé à la pluie ou à l'humidité, s’il ne fonctionne pas correctement ou a subi une chute de hauteur.
ATTENTION:
AFIN DE RÉDUIRE LES RISQUES D'INCENDIE OU DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE, N'EXPOSEZ PAS CET APPAREIL À LA PLUIE OU À
L'HUMIDITÉ.

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Table of Contents
Health & Safety notice (English) ....................................................................................................................................... 2
Health & Safety notice (French)........................................................................................................................................ 3
Important Safety Instructions (English) ........................................................................................................................... 4
Important Safety Instructions (French)............................................................................................................................. 5
88M Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Quick Start Guide .............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Preamp Controls ............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Monitor Controls ............................................................................................................................................................ 11
Rear Panel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
ADAT ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................. 15
Dimensions & Power Requirements .............................................................................................................................. 16
Audio Specification ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
AD/DA Specification........................................................................................................................................................ 19
Round Trip Latency ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Unit connection Tables .................................................................................................................................................. 20
Dimensions & Power Requirements (French)................................................................................................................. 21
Audio Specification (French)........................................................................................................................................... 22
AD/DA Specification (French) ......................................................................................................................................... 24
Round Trip Latency (French)........................................................................................................................................... 24
Unit connection Tables (French)..................................................................................................................................... 25

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88M Introduction 1
Legendary Studio Technology
Neve has been at the forefront of studio technology for 60 years, providing
ultimate sonic solutions for studios worldwide, creating ground-breaking
technology and providing artists and producers with the tools required to
make hit records.
Premier Audio Lineage
One prime example of this is the world-leading 88RS console, housed in the
world’s premier studios – Abbey Road, Air, Capitol, and Skywalker Sound, to
name just a few. The phenomenal 88RS sound quality can be heard on hit
records, blockbuster film scores, and top 10 video game soundtracks.
Neve Transformer Technology
Neve transformers have become the stuff of legend over the past six
decades, and this British Iron is the glue that transforms a good recording
into a great one capable of breaking into the charts. Subtle yet highly
musical harmonic saturation, supreme clarity, and analogue ‘warmth’ are
characteristics of the 88R console transformer found inside the 88M Audio
Interface.
Professional Sound Quality
The 88M is professional sound in its simplest form, giving artists, producers,
and engineers the ability to create premium recordings when working from
small studios, home environments, or even when recording on the move.

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Quick Start Guide 1
The 88M, delivered in premium packaging, contains the following-
•88M 2-Channel Audio Interface
•USB A > USB B 3.0 cable (Black)
•USB C > USB B 3.0 cable (Black)
•Quick Start Guide
•Neve Outboard Product Brochure
•Neve Sticker
Physical Computer Connections 1
The 88M unit is USB-powered and does not require an external PSU or
additional cabling to operate. Connect your 88M unit to your computer
using the USB cable provided, do not use USB cables longer than 3m as they
can cause a drop in power that can affect the performance of your unit. The
88M is USB 2.0 compliant; USB 2 and USB 3 ports can connect to the unit.
Once a Stable connection is made, the USB light will illuminate Blue.
Connecting Via a USB hub 1
It is best practice to connect the 88M Directly to your computer If your
computer has a spare USB3.0 port, this ensures a stable connection with a
continuous power supply. If a USB Hub is required, it is highly recommended
to use a high-quality powered USB Hub. Most low-quality self-powered USB
Hubs do not provide a stable power supply for high-quality audio
production.
Software Quick Start 1
The following information contains connection & software installation
instructions for Mac and PC systems. The 88M complies with the USB Device
Class Definition for Audio Devices 2.0 specification.
MAC 1
The 88M will appear as a core audio device as soon as it is physically
connected to your Apple Mac computer.
To select the 88M as your Mac Audio Interface, navigate to-
>System Preferences>Sound
Select the Neve 88M Dual Mic Pre as both Input and Output Device

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Windows 1
To operate on a Windows 10 PC, the 88M Driver must be installed.
Download the software from - www.ams-neve.com > 88M > Supporting
Documentation
Follow the setup wizard instructions to install the driver.
To select the 88M as your PC Audio Interface, navigate to –
Control panel>Hardware & Sound>Sound>Manage Audio Devices
Select 88M Dual Mic Pre as the Playback and Recording device.

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Preamp Controls 1
The 88M preamplifiers can accept inputs from various musical instruments
and microphones. Channel one and channel two inputs are mounted on the
front of the unit via combi XLR/TRS input.
Microphone Input 1
XLR Connection
The 88M microphone inputs benefit from the 88R transformer colouration,
adding warmth and subtle harmonic saturation to input signals.
Press the GAIN pot until the MIC LED illuminates to select microphone
input -
Connect your microphone to the 88M by using an XLR cable and adjust the
GAIN pot until the desired signal level is reached.
Dynamic microphones such as SM58’s and Ribbon microphones do not
require phantom power (+48v) to operate. The +48V switch should be off for
Dynamic and Ribbon microphones.
Phantom Power (+48v) 1
Condenser Microphones require Phantom power to operate. Phantom
power is activated from the grey +48V switch and will only send to the XLR
input.
Before activating Phantom Power, ensure that the channel gain and
monitor level is turned fully down to protect your monitoring system from
pops.
Line Input 1
TRS Connection
The 88M line input is fed through the 88R Marinair transformer and can be
used to input external preamps and a host of line-level instruments such as
synthesisers and drum machines.
Press the GAIN pot until the LINE LED illuminates to select Line input.
Connect your line-level instruments to the 88M with a ¼’’ jack cable into
the combi TRS port. The 88M accepts balanced (TRS) or unbalanced line
inputs.
DI Input 1
TRS Connection
The 88M DI input is fed through the 88 Marinair transformer to add warmth
and weight to instrument signals.
Press the GAIN pot until the DI LED illuminates to select DI input.
Connect your instruments to the 88M with a ¼’’ Jack cable into the combi
TRS port. The 88M accepts balanced (TRS) or unbalanced direct inputs.

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Monitor Controls 1
MON Level 1
The 88M Monitor level is controlled from the red knob controller on the
front of the unit. This level controller pot is also found on the Neve 88RS
console and provides an accurate level controller that tracks the stereo
image precisely through all levels.
The Monitor Level pot has a centre-detent which is set at -12dBu from the
maximum output level. This can be used to calibrate studio monitors to an
optimum listening level.
HP Level 1
Just above the Monitor level pot is the headphone level controller. This pot
sets the level for the stereo headphone TRS output on the front of the unit.
The headphone pot is push-function. Pressing this pot toggles through the
four monitoring options which are reflected in the MON/OP loudspeaker
outputs and the headphone outputs.
The HP Level pot has a centre-detent which is set at -12dBu from the
maximum output level.
Stereo Direct Monitoring (DIR) 1
This option is ideal for stereo recording situations such as piano or acoustic
guitar.
DIR feeds the direct signal from both preamps into the monitor outputs. This
monitor feed is post-insert so that any analogue gear used in the insert loop,
is also included in the monitoring.
To select stereo direct output monitoring, press the HP Level pot until the
DIR LED illuminates
Since DIR is stereo, preamp channel 1 will appear only in the left
headphone and monitor output only, while preamp 2 will appear in the
right headphone and monitor output only.
Stereo Mix Monitoring (MIX) 1
This option is ideal for stereo overdubbing, such as recording a piano or
acoustic guitar live along with a backing track played from the DAW.
MIX feeds the direct signal from both preamps into the monitor outputs and
the stereo DAW return signal. This monitor feed is post-insert so that any
analogue gear used in the insert loop is also included in the monitoring.
To select stereo mix output monitoring, press the HP Level pot until the MIX
LED illuminates
Since MIX is stereo, preamp channel 1 will appear in the left headphone
and monitor output only, while preamp 2 will appear in the right
headphone and monitor output only. The DAW Return will be stereo.

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Stereo DAW Monitoring (DAW) 1
This option is ideal for mixing and for monitoring DAW/Computer audio.
DAW feeds only the stereo DAW signal into the monitor outputs and
headphone outputs.
To select DAW output monitoring, press the HP Level pot until the DAW LED
illuminates
Mono Mix Monitoring (MONO MIX) 1
This option is ideal for mono recording/overdubbing situations such as solo
vocals or DI instruments.
MONO MIX feeds the direct signal of both channel 1 & 2 as a mono signal
into both left and right headphones and monitor outputs. This signal is
blended with the stereo DAW signal so that when overdubbing, the DAW
track retains its stereo image.
To select mono mix output monitoring, press the HP Level pot until the
MONO MIX LED illuminates BLUE.
Since MONO MIX is mono, preamp channels 1 & 2 will appear only in the
left and right headphone and monitor outputs while preamp 2 will appear
in the right headphone and monitor output only. The DAW Return will be
stereo.

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Rear Panel 1
Mon O/P 1
The two TRS outputs labelled LEFT & RIGHT are used to connect to your
studio loudspeakers or speaker amplification system. The stereo main
monitor output is fed into your speakers post monitor level control at a
maximum of +18dBu. The monitor source is selected by pushing the HP
Level pot and toggles through DIR/MIX/DAW/MONO MIX.
CH1/CH2 Inserts 1
The four TRS outputs labelled CH 1/CH 2 SEND/RET are used to connect to
additional analogue hardware units into the 88M preamp signal chain. Each
insert circuit is balanced at +4dBu, providing an ideal connection to
professional equipment.
To create an insert loop
Connect the SEND TRS to the input of external analogue equipment.
Connect the output of the external analogue equipment back into
the RET TRS connection.
Once connected, the complete audio signal chain
•Preamp source (Microphone, Line, Instrument)
•Preamp gain
•Preamp output
•Insert send
•External analogue equipment
•Insert return
•Analogue to digital converter
•DAW input
K LOCK 1
This provides a connection port to secure the unit to a desktop.
1
The USB 3.0 B-type port is used along with the cable provided to connect to
your computer and provides digital audio and power transmission.

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ADAT 1
The 88M features one optical output ports and one optical input port. These
two optical connections are used to connect the 88M via TOSLINK cables to
another ADAT enabled audio interface such as the Neve 1073OPX. This
system allows you to expand the 88M’s recording capabilities by adding
eight channels of inputs, such as additional preamps, or further line level
inputs. The ADAT output also provides eight additional digital outputs which
can be used to expand the monitor outputs of the 88M as cue sends, or for
surround monitoring for example.
ADAT Output 1
The ADAT OUT port is used to feed signals from the 88M into an external
ADAT enabled device.
At lower sample rates (44.1kHz, 48kHz) the optical outputs can transmit
eight channels of digital audio through a single optical cable.
At higher sample rates (88.2kHz, 96kHz) four channels of digital audio are
transmitted.
•ADAT 1, 2, 3 & 4 are available
•ADAT 5, 6, 7, & 8 are deactivated
At the highest sample rates available (176.4kHz, 192kHz) two channels of
digital audio are transmitted.
•ADAT 1 & 2 are available
•ADAT 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, & 8 are deactivated
Output
Available Outputs
44.1/48kHz
Available
Outputs
88.2/96kHz
Available
Outputs
176.4/192kHz
1
88M Monitor 1
88M Monitor 1
88M Monitor 1
2
88M Monitor 2
88M Monitor 2
88M Monitor 2
3
ADAT 1
ADAT 1
ADAT 1
4
ADAT 2
ADAT 2
ADAT 2
5
ADAT 3
ADAT 3
6
ADAT 4
ADAT 4
7
ADAT 5
8
ADAT 6
9
ADAT 7
10
ADAT 8

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ADAT Input 1
The ADAT IN port is used to feed signals from an external ADAT enabled
equipment through the 88M audio interface.
At lower sample rates (44.1kHz, 48kHz) the optical inputs can receive eight
channels of digital audio through a single optical cable.
At higher sample rates (88.2kHz, 96kHz) four channels of digital audio are
received.
•ADAT 1, 2, 3 & 4 are available
•ADAT 5, 6, 7, & 8 are deactivated
At the highest sample rates available (176.4kHz, 192kHz) two channels of
digital audio are received.
•ADAT 1 & 2 are available
•ADAT 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 are deactivated
ADAT Digital Synchronization 1
The 88M must operate as master clock in the system when used as a Mac
core audio USB device.
For PC ASIO systems, the Neve USB audio device driver software allows the
88M to synchronise to an external incoming ADAT clock source.
By default, the 88M will synchronise to its own internal clock.
To switch from the internal clock source to external ADAT, open the Neve
USB audio device driver software.
If a Valid ADAT connection is made to the ADAT IN port, the AMS Neve
ADAT clock option will be available to select from the Clock source tab. Tick
the box to be selected with the adjacent tickbox.
Input
Available Inputs
44.1/48kHz
Available Inputs
88.2/96kHz
Available Inputs
176.4/192kHz
1
88M Mic Pre 1
88M Mic Pre 1
88M Mic Pre 1
2
88M Mic Pre 2
88M Mic Pre 2
88M Mic Pre 2
3
ADAT 1
ADAT 1
ADAT 1
4
ADAT 2
ADAT 2
ADAT 2
5
ADAT 3
ADAT 3
6
ADAT 4
ADAT 4
7
ADAT 5
8
ADAT 6
9
ADAT 7
10
ADAT 8

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Dimensions & Power Requirements 1
Height
76mm/3 inches
Width
182mm/7.2 inches
Depth
203mm/8 inches
Weight
1.675Kg/3.7Lbs
Heat Dissipation
<5 watts
Power factor
N/A
Voltage
USB3
Current
<900mA

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Audio Specification 1
General Specifications
Headroom
+18dBu @ 1kHz (<0.5% THD+N)
Distortion (THD+N)
Typically 0.008% @ 1kHz (measured at +18dBu, 10Hz to 80kHz filter)
General Noise
<-85dBu (A-wtg)
Microphone Inputs
Frequency Response
20Hz to 20kHz
+/- 0.1dB
Frequency Response
10Hz to 35kHz
+/- 0.5dB
Dynamic Range
>110dB
Distortion (THD+N)
<0.004%
Noise EIN
-125dBA
Gain Range
+21dB to +68dB
Maximum Input Level
(Max Gain @ 68dB)
-50dBu
Maximum Input Level
(Min Gain @ 21dB)
-3dBu
Input Impedance
≈1.5kΩ
Line Inputs
Frequency Response
20Hz to 20kHz
+/- 0.1dB
Frequency Response
10Hz to 35kHz
+/- 0.5dB
Dynamic Range
>111dB
Distortion (THD+N)
<0.006%
Gain Range
-12dB to +35dB
Maximum Input Level
(Max Gain @ 35dB)
-17dBu
Maximum Input Level
(Min Gain @ -12dB)
+30dBu
Input Impedance
≈20kΩ

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DI Inputs
Frequency Response
20Hz to 20kHz
+/- 0.1dB
Frequency Response
10Hz to 35kHz
+/- 0.5dB
Dynamic Range
>100dB
Distortion (THD+N)
<0.006%
Gain Range
+13 to +60dB
Maximum Input Level
(Max Gain @ 60dB)
-42dBu
Maximum Input Level
(Min Gain @ 13dB)
+5dBu
Input Impedance
≈900kΩ
Insert Sends
Maximum Output Level
18dBu (Balanced TRS)
Dynamic Range
>112dB
Mon Outputs
Maximum Output Level
18dBu (Balanced TRS)
Dynamic Range
>113dB
Headphone output (150 Ohm load)
Maximum Output Level
10dBu
Frequency Response
20-20kHz +/- 0.3dB
Distortion (THD +N)
<0.007% @10dBu 1kHz
Noise floor
-96dBA
Metering
Signal
-43dBFS
Clip
-3dBFS
Crosstalk
Inter-channel crosstalk
<-60dBr @ 10kHz

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AD/DA Specification 1
Type
Device
S.R
Noise
Dynamic Range
Distortion
USB
Analogue to Digital Conversion
48,000
better than -118dBFS1
-
<0.0007%3
USB
Digital to Analogue Conversion
48,000
<-94dBu2
>120dB2
<0.0008%4
USB
Analogue to Digital Conversion
192,000
better than -118dBFS1
-
<0.0007%3
USB
Digital to Analogue Conversion
192,000
<-91dBu2
>117dB2
<0.0008%4
1
Noise (A weighted), 22Hz, 22kHz filter ON
2
Noise (A weighted), 22Hz, 22kHz filter ON, headroom set to +26dBu
3Distortion, with a 20dBu input signal, headroom set to +26dBu
4Distortion, with a -6dBFS input signal
Round Trip Latency (RTL) 1
Type
Device
S.R.
Bits
Buffer
Measured RTL (ms)
Noise Floor
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
16
7.0068
-111.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
32
7.8458
-111.5
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
64
8.82086
-111.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
128
13.1746
-111.4
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
256
21.9501
-111.4
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
512
31.2472
-111.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
1024
55.102
-111.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
44100
32
2048
102.109
-111.4
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
16
6.91667
-111
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
32
7.89583
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
64
8.3125
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
128
12.5
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
256
20.4375
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
512
30.1458
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
1024
52.5625
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
48000
32
2048
98.125
-111.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
16
4.97917
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
32
5.01042
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
64
5.46875
-105.2
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
128
6.38542
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
256
10.3438
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
512
19.0104
-105.2
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
1024
28.3438
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
2048
51.0104
-105.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
96000
32
4096
96.4583
-107.1
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
32
4.01563
-91.2
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
64
4.18229
-91.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
128
4.39063
-91.4
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
256
5.18229
-91.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
512
9.51563
-91.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
1024
18.1771
-91.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
2048
27.5156
-91.3
ASIO
AMS Neve USB Audio Device
192000
32
4096
50.0625
-91.3

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Unit Connection Tables 1
Power and Comms
USB3 Type-B
Preamplifier Microphone Inputs
XLR 3-pin plug female
Preamplifier Line Inputs
¼" TRS Jack sockets
Preamplifier DI inputs
¼" TRS Jack sockets
Headphone Output
¼" TRS Jack socket
Insert Sends
¼" TRS Jack sockets
Insert Returns
¼" TRS Jack sockets
Monitor Outputs
¼" TRS Jack sockets
¼“ Inputs and Outputs
All ¼’’ Line Inputs & Outputs on the unit have the same wiring, excluding headphones
Tip
Hot
Ring
Cold
Sleeve
Ground
XLR Inputs & Outputs
All XLR Inputs & Outputs on the unit have the same wiring
Pin 2
Hot
Pin 3
Cold
Pin 1
Ground