Universal Audio Twin-finity 710

The blend knob allows you to continuously mix the signal between a 310V tube circuit and a solid-state trans-impedance circuit. You can dial in the warmth and harmonic saturation of the tube path or lean toward the punchy, transparent precision of the solid-state side, or find a sweet spot anywhere in between.

Yes, the 710 features a high-impedance instrument input on the front panel, making it an excellent DI for guitars and keyboards. It allows you to capture the direct signal with the same tube-to-solid-state tonal shaping options available for microphones.

Absolutely. With over 70 dB of gain, it has plenty of headroom for even low-output dynamic or ribbon microphones. The ability to blend in tube saturation is particularly useful for adding character and 'glue' to vocal tracks during the tracking stage.

Yes, it includes switchable 48V phantom power, allowing you to use it with standard condenser microphones that require external power.

The dual-gain stage design lets you independently control the input gain and output level. By pushing the input gain harder, you can drive the tube or solid-state circuits into saturation for a grittier, more colored sound, while using the output level to keep your recording interface from clipping.

The 710 Twin-finity is a half-rack unit. To mount it in a standard 19-inch rack, you will need a rack-mount kit, which allows you to mount two of these units side-by-side in a single rack space.