Steinberg CC121 Advanced Integration Controller in very good condition, fully working. It was built by Yamaha in Japan and discontinued years ago, and it’s still one of the most tightly integrated hardware controllers ever made for Cubase and Nuendo.

Features:

  • 100mm motorized, touch-sensitive fader
  • 12 EQ encoders (Q/Freq/Gain across 4 bands), also usable for sends
  • AI Knob, which controls whatever parameter is under your mouse
  • Transport, channel select, mute/solo/record/monitor, and 4 assignable function keys
  • USB connection, plus a footswitch input

Included:

  • Steinberg CC121
  • Yamaha 12V power adapter
  • USB cable
  • st3nD desktop stand brackets (tilts the unit toward you about 20°; they sell separately for around $30)

Cosmetic note: there’s one small paint chip on the black panel next to the EQ Type button (pictured). Otherwise it’s clean, and all controls, the motorized fader, and the encoders work as they should.

Setup note: to run it with current Cubase or Nuendo, install the latest “TOOLS for CC121” from Steinberg’s website. Windows 11 users also need Yamaha’s current USB-MIDI driver.

Ships well packed and from a smoke-free studio.

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Listed6 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • CC121 Advanced Integration Controller
Finish
  • Silver/Black
Categories
Year
  • 2010s

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