Detail 01
26 inputs / 30 outputs
It is arranged for sessions that require a large number of simultaneous connection paths.

Independent shopping perspective
Built for larger recording systems, the Fender Studio Quantum HD 8 combines 26 inputs and 30 outputs with USB-C connectivity, 32-bit/192kHz conversion, and MAX-HD mic preamps offering up to 75dB of gain. Fender-optimized instrument inputs handle direct guitar and bass recording, while dedicated re-amp outputs support sending recorded tracks back through amps, pedals, or outboard gear. ADAT, S/PDIF, loopback, and DSP monitor mixing give full-band tracking, cue mixes, streaming, and hybrid routing room to grow.


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Detail 01
It is arranged for sessions that require a large number of simultaneous connection paths.
Detail 02
The onboard microphone inputs offer substantial available gain.
Detail 03
Digital connections are available for integrating compatible external gear.
Detail 04
It supports cue-mix control and routing for streaming, podcasting, or multi-application recording.
Detail 05
The interface can operate in ADAT preamp standalone mode.
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Its MAX-HD mic preamps provide up to 75dB of gain.
Yes. Dedicated re-amp outputs can route recorded tracks through amps, pedals, and outboard hardware.
Yes. Integrated loopback routing supports streaming, podcasting, and multi-application recording.
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