Zero-Latency Recording Latency is evil and must be punished. Our preamp circuitry is aligned precisely with the onboard analog-to-digital conversion to always provide you with the most headroom and the lowest noise and distortion possible, a real sonic benefit that is often ignored on smaller interfaces. The Onyx Blackjack uses Cirrus Logic® converters offering 114dB dynamic range (A-weighted) – a specification other companies sometimes charge thousands of dollars to achieve. High-Quality AD/DA Conversion Quality doesn’t stop at the boutique Onyx preamps. And with a full 60dB of available gain, would-be competitors are left in the dust. Found on our most expensive studio consoles, Onyx pres are designed to meet or surpass expensive, esoteric standalone mic pres in terms of fidelity, headroom and transparency – as well as improved radio frequency (RFI) rejection and ultra-wide dynamic range. We invested significant R&D efforts into developing our flagship Onyx mic preamps. Boutique-Quality Onyx PreAmps Great recordings start with high-quality preamps and you will simply not find preamps at this price range better than Blackjack’s Onyx preamps. Be smart and check out the Onyx Blackjack - the utmost in sonic quality and simplicity. Plus, it's Mac/PC friendly and ready for most major DAWs right out of the box. The USB connection provides bus-power to the Blackjack, eliminating the need for another cable run. Other professional features include high-end AD/DA converters, built-in DIs, phantom power and true analog hardware monitoring of inputs for hassle-free zero-latency tracking, in either mono or stereo. It delivers the same proven Onyx preamps as our other flagship Onyx products in an ultra-compact, ergonomic desktop design perfect for your home studio.
We've spent serious time and research creating the Onyx Blackjack Premium USB Recording Interface. But that shouldn't mean you have to settle for the cheapest, plastic 2x2 interface available.
If you could fit one of our flagship Onyx 1640i consoles into your workspace and budget, you probably would do it.
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