Detail 01
Four XLR/TRS combo inputs with +74 dB gain, pad, 48V, and instrument inputs on channels 1–2
Lets the first four analog inputs accept microphone, line, or instrument sources, with front-panel control over gain, pad, and phantom power.

Independent shopping perspective
Built to anchor high-channel-count recording, monitoring, and networked audio systems, the 848 combines 28-in/32-out operation with Thunderbolt 4/USB4 and AVB connectivity. Four combo inputs, eight line inputs, 12 balanced DC-coupled line outputs, dual headphone outputs, digital I/O, and word clock provide substantial routing scope in a 1U metal enclosure. Its front display, encoders, switches, and control-room functions keep essential monitoring and setup controls within reach, while CueMix Pro extends control to Mac, Windows, and iOS.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Lets the first four analog inputs accept microphone, line, or instrument sources, with front-panel control over gain, pad, and phantom power.
Detail 02
Provides twelve analog output paths, including DC-coupled operation for modular synth control.
Detail 03
Supports AVB networking and dual Gigabit Ethernet connections for linked audio systems.
Detail 04
Provides internal mixing capacity for routing and monitoring workflows.
Detail 05
Specifies the listed round-trip latency under that sample-rate and buffer setting.
Detail 06
Places metering and menu information on the front panel.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It is USB Audio Class Compliant for macOS and iOS, and CueMix Pro is available for iOS.
It has two 1/4-inch TRS stereo headphone outputs.
Yes. Its 12 balanced line outputs are DC-coupled for modular synth control.
Yes. Its AVB networking supports up to eight linked units, with each unit sending and receiving up to 128 audio channels.
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