Last thing to know is that the Discrete 4 does not have a power switch, which can be inconvenient for some people. The external power supply can be plugged using its connector including a screw-on fitting feature, to avoid any untimely unplugging.
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On the rear, no big surprise too, with the two analog inputs we talked about earlier, plus three pairs of Jack stereo outputs (four line out and one monitor out), the BNC format Word Clock input/output, USB 2 and Thunderbolt 2 connectors, and ADAT and S/PDIF digital input/output. But we’ll stay honest and point out that this is one of the reasons why the interface remains so compact.
All of those will enable you to adjust levels for inputs (preamps) and outputs (headphones, analog monitor out and line out), and also to have a visual general overview of gain levels for the inputs, as well as to get a quick look at the clock sync and sample rate.Įven though it can be a bit more time consuming to scroll through the menus to configure this input or that output instead of having dedicated knobs, the machine is pretty fulsome at this point. In the center, there is the screen with a rather high level of definition, the three buttons and the big pushable notched knob. On the right side of the front panel, we can take notice of four headphones output it is rare enough that we should mention that all of those outputs are independent in terms of both volume and origin of the signal. The other two analog inputs are located on the rear panel and can only be switched to line and mic level. On the front panel, we can find the first two XLR-Jack (6,35mm) combo inputs with switchable line/mic/instrument preamps. Eventually, the “Synergy Core” logo on the front panel was added. It has the same physical traits, same dimensions (261 x 44 x 208 mm for 1,7kg), same screen, same knobs (who changed from black to grey) and same connectors. The first thing to observe is that the Discrete 4 Synergy Core IS a Discrete 4.
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