The XVive Moreyou HUB is an expandable audio interface designed to provide a high-performance personal monitoring system, ideal for recording sessions and group rehearsals. This wireless system allows each musician to add an expansion module, manage their own input levels, and adjust the reverb, ensuring a personalized listening experience. With USB-C connectivity and the ability to integrate up to eight stations, it adapts perfectly to the needs of musicians in studios or home studios, facilitating communication and individual control of audio signals.
| Product Type | Expandable audio interface and personal monitoring system |
|---|---|
| Number of Inputs | 2 combo microphone/instrument inputs |
| Expansion | Up to 8 stations and 24 inputs with ADAT |
| Microphone Gain | 60 dB, adjustable in 1 dB increments |
| Phantom Power | 48V available on all inputs |
| Filters | Phase and high-pass filter on each input |
| Outputs | DAW, headphones/in-ear, studio monitors |
| Connectivity | USB-C |
| Display | LCD for viewing audio levels |
| Talkback Function | Available on each unit |
| Settings | Automatic recall after restart |
| Power Supply | Via laptop or PC |
| Accessories | Custom clip for microphone stand |
| Color | Black |
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