Duet set the standard for making music and recording on the go with its small footprint and flexible breakout cable. But when working in your studio, the best way to use Duet 3 is with the all new Duet Dock (sold separately).

The Dock positions Duet at the ideal angle for quick adjustments and meter and function visibility. The rear panel connectors on Duet Dock make it easier to organise and connect your cables to Duet.

Inputs and outputs:

2x XLR Balanced inputs

These are the main inputs for attaching microphones or other line level outboard gear. These support +4 or -10 line level inputs.

2x XLR Line level outputs (+4) with switchable monitor control

These are the main outputs for attaching to your monitors or to outboard gear. By default, volume control is turned on.

1x 1 / 4" Unbalanced stereo headphone output with zero-ohm configuration

This is an additional headphone output which mirrors the signal being sent to the 3.5mm headphone output on the Duet itself. Both headphone outputs can be used simultaneously.

2x USB-C connections

As with the USB-C connectors on the Duet, this is for the host connection (Mac, Windows, iOS) and for power. When Duet is used with an iOS device, it's recommended a power supply is used on the second port. When Duet is used with a computer, you can attach your computers power supply through the Duet's extra USB-C port.

*** Please note: The Duet 3 in the photo is not included; it is for demonstration purposes only. ***