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Universal Audio Apollo Solo Heritage Edition 2x4 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface Bundle
Desktop 2×4 Thunderbolt 3 audio interface with 25 UAD plug-ins, LUNA recording software, broadcast arm, XLR cable and closed-back studio monitor headphones
- Pristine recordings at 192 kHz / 24-bit resolution
- Near-zero 1.1 ms latency at 96 kHz for real-time UAD processing
- Two Unison preamps model Neve, API, Fender and more
- 25 included UAD plug-ins with LA-2A, 1176, Pultec EQs
- Mac gateway to LUNA Recording System
Studio bundle for home recording
The Universal Audio Apollo Solo Heritage Edition arrives as a complete desktop package for musicians and podcasters who want professional conversion and processing in one box. It combines a 2x4 Thunderbolt 3 interface with 25 UAD plug-ins, LUNA recording software, a broadcast arm with integrated 10-foot XLR cable and closed-back studio monitor headphones.
Fanless operation and low latency
The desktop interface runs without a fan, so the only sound in the room is your performance. Real-time UAD processing delivers 1.1ms round-trip latency at 96 kHz, letting you monitor through plug-ins while you record. Conversion tops out at 192 kHz / 24-bit for transparent capture and playback.
Sustained DSP performance under load
Onboard UAD-2 DSP handles the included Teletronix LA-2A, 1176 compressors and Pultec EQs without taxing the host computer. The two Unison preamps maintain their impedance-matching behaviour during long sessions, so guitar amp and mic preamp emulations stay consistent from the first take to the final mix.
Highlights
- Pristine recordings at 192 kHz / 24-bit resolution
- Near-zero 1.1 ms latency at 96 kHz for real-time UAD processing
- Two Unison preamps model Neve, API, Fender and more
- 25 included UAD plug-ins with LA-2A, 1176, Pultec EQs
- Mac gateway to LUNA Recording System
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the Apollo Solo Heritage Edition on my computer, and what step is often missed?
Connect the interface via Thunderbolt 3, install the Universal Audio Control Panel and UAD software from the website, then authorise the 25 included plug-ins; the step many miss is plug-in authorisation before opening your DAW.
What maintenance or replacement will the bundle need later?
The headphones' ear pads and the broadcast arm's internal springs can wear over time; the interface itself has no user-serviceable parts and requires only firmware updates through the UA Connect app.
What limit appears first during a long recording session?
The host computer's CPU and RAM become the bottleneck for running many UAD plug-ins simultaneously; the interface's 1.1 ms round-trip latency at 96 kHz remains constant.
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