By the way, I'm not interested in 'UAD is overrated' comments as I don't belong to that group. I've read somewhere that one of them probably will be the Hitsville EQ Collection. The free update to U11 will most likely result in some extra tools. Will it be wise or a responsible investment? Maybe not (at this time). However, we're living in uncertain times with already high prices in daily life. Although I agree, this sounds a bit exaggerated. What would you do, for example? Anyway, this discount is huge and maybe a once in a lifetime opportunity. Sharing thoughts with other users might be helpful. Overview Incorporating dozens of high-fidelity speaker emulations in a compact, streamlined box that allows you to instantly dial in sweet spot tone at any volume, the Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box Attenuator is a paragon accessory that provides prime tone in any location. Also, I don't really make any money with my producing and mixing (yet). No, because I didn't 'need' them before and figured out other ways to get to a similar result. During Black Friday and other sale periods obviously. Furthermore, I'm a UAD fan so will end up buying more tools eventually. We specialize in high-end speaker systems, electronics, & media products, wholesale to the public: Office & Home Stereo Systems. For example: DDMF EMT 250 vs UAD EMT 250. Also, I could replace - and sell - similar emulations from other developers that are just less in quality. Yes, because it can definitely improve my mixing, as I already tested most of them in the past (several times a 14 day trial, you know how it works). The one and only question I need to ask myself is: 'do I really need this?' The answer is, yes and no. Plus, we’ll upgrade you to Ultimate 11 for free when it launches in November!'

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Although coaxial MADI cannot be connected directly, UAD-2 Live Rack is expected to operate with any digital audio device with MADI optical I/O using proper converters, cabling and/or adapters (such as the optical I/O of a MADI coaxial converter).

UAD-2 Live Rack is compatible with the MADI standard protocol (AES10) via optical SC connections.

Multi-unit setups cannot use duplex (paired) MADI cables.

Thunderbolt 1 or 2 Mac can be used with appropriate adapters and cables.

Internet connection to download software and authorize UAD plug-ins.

MADI optical SC signal source & return (e.g., digital mixing console).

(2) single MADI Optical SC cables or (1) Duplex MADI Optical SC cable for each UAD-2 Live Rack unit.

Thunderbolt 3 cable for each UAD-2 Live Rack unit.

Apple Mac computer with available Thunderbolt 3 port.

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