Studio Hardware

A Lot of Professional Studio equipment is designed to sit in a Rack Mount unit known as a 19" Rack because of its width. The Height of the modules designed to go inside it is set as a standard known as "1U" or One Rack Unit whose height is standardised at 1.752 inches (44.50mm). Although technology has changed a lot over the years, this format has remained the same.

A Lot of Professional Studio equipment is designed to sit in a Rack Mount unit known as a 19" Rack because of its width. The Height of the modules designed to go inside it is set as a standard known as "1U" or One Rack Unit whose height is standardised at 1.752 inches (44.50mm). Although technology has changed a lot over the years, this format has remained the same.

Optimise your audio setup with our professional 19" rackmount dynamic units. Designed for live sound, studio environments, and broadcast applications, these rackmount solutions offer reliable performance, easy integration, and robust construction. Perfect for compressors, preamps, signal processors, and other dynamic audio tools, 19" rackmount units help you streamline your workflow while maintaining top-quality sound.

A Lot of Professional Studio equipment is designed to sit in a Rack Mount unit known as a 19" Rack because of its width. The Height of the modules designed to go inside it is set as a standard known as "1U" or One Rack Unit whose height is standardised at 1.752 inches (44.50mm). Although technology has changed a lot over the years, this format has remained the same.

500 series or 'Lunchbox' units, are smaller than average modular tools such as Compressors, channel strips etc. They can be carried around in these nice compact units....

At the heart of the Digital Audio world lies arguably the most important part of the system, the Analogue to Digital and Digital to Analogue converters. Simply put, these converters take an Analogue signal (such as a voice through a microphone) and convert it into a series of numbers, able to be sent great distances or stored over a long time, and then convert them back from digital into Analogue, but without them, we couldn't even begin to make music with our computers.

Get the cleanest, most reliable signal from your instrument with our range of DI Boxes. Essential for both studio recording and live performance, DI (Direct Input) boxes balance your signal, reduce noise, and ensure consistent tone across any setup. Whether you’re plugging in an acoustic guitar, bass, keyboard, or other instruments, a quality DI box delivers clarity and control every time. From simple passive models to feature-packed active designs, our selection has the right solution for musicians of all levels.