The Black Lion Audio Revolution EXP adds eight inputs and outputs to your ADAT-compatible audio interface. Thanks to the double ADAT ports, this AD/DA ADAT expander supports sample rates up to 192 kHz.
Quick-and-easy access to ample inputs and outputs is essential for any serious studio set-up, which is exactly where patchbays like the Black Lion Audio PBR TRS come in.
Lining up a total of thirty-two channels (each with gold-plated contacts) and with four F-XLR ports fitted on the front panel to support hardware patching, the Black Lion Audio PBR XLR Patchbay is a slick studio must-have.
Flexibility is key in any studio, so Black Lion Audio take that concept to extremes by lining up ninety-six TT ports alongside twelve DB25 ports in one patch bay.
The Black Lion Audio Bluey 500 limiter/compressor is an ultra-accurate reproduction of the original 'Bluey' that was raised to legendary status by Chris Lord-Alge's heavy modifications.
The Black Lion Audio PBR TRS-BT patchbay comes loaded with no less than 46 channels and Bluetooth connectivity, making it a superbly flexible unit for creative sound engineers.
While it's pretty small, the Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK2 is a formidable little work clock boasting a base speed of 44.1kHz and 48kHz and 1x, 2x and 4x multipliers. In other words: six speeds from 44.1 to 192kHz and a super-tight pulse.
The Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK3 is an ultra-precise clocking system designed to trigger another system, such as a computer loaded with DAW software, at exactly the right time.
While it looks a lot like the Micro Clock MK3, the Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK3 XB has a third of the jitter, for even more precision when it comes to accurately syncing gear.
The Black Lion Audio Seventeen 500 is a '76-style compressor that keeps up with the times and lets you subtly work in that legendary FET-based sound thanks to a built-in side-chain filter and mix control.
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