Power your project with the Quantum HD 2 – the recording interface for project studios and full band recordings.
The culmination of 30 years of innovation, the Quantum HD 2 features two newly redesigned high-definition MAX-HD mic preamps with +75 dB of gain – making it ideally suited for today’s most popular microphones. Guitarists and bassists will love the two instrument inputs, which were co-developed with Fender engineers. An Auto Gain button sets the perfect gain level for your microphones and instruments. You also get two re-amp outputs so you can send audio from your DAW to your guitar or bass amp and re-record it to experiment with different amps, pedals, and mic placements. An illuminated push encoder provides flexible control over gain level and output volume, making it great for self-produced recording.
- High Performance Signal Flow – Custom low-latency drivers and low-noise converters.
- All-New MAX-HD Mic Preamps – The culmination of 30 years of innovation, our rigorously redesigned preamps feature digitally-controlled analog with +75 dB of gain range.
- Co-Developed with Fender® – Front-facing instrument inputs engineered for guitarists by industry-leading experts.
- Professional Recording Software Included Studio One Pro License
- Auto Gain – Dial in recording-ready levels, hassle-free.
- Re-Amp Outputs – Re-amp audio directly from your DAW and experiment with amps and effects to sculpt your sounds.
- Universal Control App – Full control and metering from your mobile device, desktop, or tablet.
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