💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €324,75 x 4
The Apollo Twin X QUAD Heritage Edition is a compact audio interface ideal for musicians and producers seeking professional sound quality in a home studio or project studio. Thanks to its real-time UAD-2 QUAD processor and two Unison mic preamps, it delivers high-fidelity audio conversion and low latency for precise recording. Compatible with Mac and Windows via Thunderbolt 3, this interface provides a complete environment with the included LUNA software, making it easy to record and mix with acclaimed analog plug-ins. Perfect for apartment sessions, rehearsals, or lessons, it combines power and portability.
| Format | Desktop |
|---|---|
| Connection | Thunderbolt 3 |
| Compatibility | Mac and Windows |
| Processor | Real-time UAD-2 QUAD |
| Mic Preamps | 2 Unison preamps |
| Inputs | 10 |
| Outputs | 6 |
| Included Plug-ins | 5 premium UAD plug-ins (Teletronix®, UA 1176, Pultec®, UA 610, others) |
| Included Software | LUNA (audio and MIDI recording) |
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