« Reply #3 on: November 15, 2018, 06:27:34 PM »
I thought the USBPre2 could do all this? When you want to record digital out via usb, do you mean that you want to record to your computer?
Quote from: heathen on November 15, 2018, 05:42:34 PM
I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to preamps, so bear with me. Here are the key features I'm interested in:
* Portable
* Phantom power for two mics
* Digital audio out via USB
* Analog audio out
* Can output digital and analog simultaneously (so recording could be done via USB on one device and an analog in on another)
* Decent level meters (stereo linking of the two channels would be a nice bonus)
* Powered from battery or external power (ideally doesn't need to get power via the USB)[/li][/list]
I'm aware of the SD MixPre-D and USBPre2, but as far as I know neither of those have all of these features. I'd be happy if I'm wrong though.
What pres have all these features, so I can get a sense of the landscape?

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Pre: EAA PSP-2, Lunatec V3, Nbox-Platinum, Church CA-9200
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