Universal Audio e1x Unison Preamp The Universal Audio Apollo e1x is a single-channel, remote-controllable Unison preamp designed to integrate seamlessly into Dante-enabled audio networks. It offers professional-grade sound quality and flexible deployment options, making it suitable for both studio and live sound environments. The great tone is thanks to the right combination of classic guitar building with a touch of tech. The slightly smaller size of the vintage OM body shape is comfortable and contributes to the instrument's focus. Michael Kelly's Port Technology, with its offset soundhole delivers the added projection and bigger tone. Add to that the solid spruce top and special bracing and this guitar delivers on sound. Main Feature 2 Headline Delivering a tone that is focused, articulate, and deep, the Prelude Port OM makes you sound great. The great tone is thanks to the right combination of classic guitar building with a touch of tech. The slightly smaller size of the vintage OM body shape is comfortable and contributes to the instrument's focus. Michael Kelly's Port Technology, with its offset soundhole delivers the added projection and bigger tone. Add to that the solid spruce top and special bracing and this guitar delivers on sound. This locking tremolo ensures your tuning remains intact, even during the most aggressive performances. Experience freedom in your playing without the worry of losing your sound. Why We Love It The LTD M-1001 is not just a guitar; it s a powerful tool for expression. line input)  Control gain, +48V phantom power, polarity inversion, and low cut over the network with UAD Console Use with any Dante audio network Dante routing directly via Dante Controller or in UAD Console with Apollo x16D Sample rate support: 44.1 to 96 kHz and AES67 support @ 48 kHz (set in Dante Controller) Dante Device Lock (set in Dante Controller) Included coupling bracket to securely link multiple Apollo e1x preamps Threaded 5/8? mic stand mount Free industry-leading technical support from knowledgeable audio engineers