Today I review, the cheapest piece of “Neve” gear on the market. This is the brand new Steinberg UR-RT2 USB Audio Interface, which has 2 mic pre’s with switchable Rupert Neve Transformers, +60dB of mic gain, and a 24-bit 192kHz Analog to Digital converter. I think this thing sounds great, but I only think musicians will really get a benefit from the Neve transformers. Voice over artists, should probably look somewhere else for a cheaper options.
CORRECTION: When I say "the Neve transformers add Distortion, I mean Saturation."
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http://amzn.to/2FCzPsk00:00 - Intro / Pricing
00:26 - Setup / Testing Parameters
00:46 - What’s in the Box
01:03 - Build Quality / Walkthrough / Explained
02:28 - Specifications
02:48 - Neve Transformer Test on Vocals
03:01 - Dynamic Mic Test
03:19 - Preamp Gain Noise Test
03:47 - Latency Test
04:16 - Instrument DI Test (D.I. Neve Transformer Test)
05:20 - DSPFX Software Walkthrough
07:21 - Pros & Cons
08:18 - Recommendation
09:10 - Outro
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