Like new. This was used in a rack at the record label where I used to work, and then at my home studio. Great unit. Made some cool records on it. Has the power supply. You'll need to download the driver/software for it, but it's free and really useful.

This unit has 8 wonderful sounding preamps, with the ability to ADAT in 8 more, plus all the ins and outs you need for headphones, monitors, MIDI, etc... It's USB-C, too, which is so helpful now. No adapters needed anymore.

I recorded some drums on one of these units (Not this exact box, but one just like it) and took it in to get mixed by a Grammy-award winning mix engineer. He started putting distortion plugins on the drums to "mess them up" because he thought I'd recorded them through Neve preamps and they were too clean and pure sounding for him. I realized that if I could fool this guy, whose picture is in Tape Op every issue, then A) these pre's are fantastic and B) nobody can really tell the difference between preamps at the end of the day, even the guys who say they can. Ha!

I'm a huge Presonus fan. Their BlueTube series were my first ever preamps when I was starting as a producer 25 years ago. They make super solid gear that sounds great, never breaks, and is always really easy to navigate.

I wrote too much. This thing is good. I have too much gear and haven't turned it on in two years. That's my rule. Time to move it along. Have fun. Buy cool cheap gear. Make music.