Grace Design M905 Monitor Controller

Grace Design M905 Monitor Controller - Black

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The black Grace Design m905 Monitor Controller - Blackfrom Grace Design m905 Monitor Controller - Blackis a reference monitor controller designed to deliver mastering-quality monitoring to your home or professional studio. The system features a Remote Control Unit (RCU) and an Analog Control Unit (ACU) that connects via the included Cat5 cable. The RCU features a color graphical LCD display and dedicated tactile control over all functions that allows you to switch between a variety of input sources.

The ACU houses all analog connections including two pairs of balanced XLRs and one pair of unbalanced RCA inputs, as well as a balanced 1/4" headphone output. Additionally, the unit has three stereo pairs of balanced speaker outputs with two assignable mono sub outputs, giving you a versatile selection of monitoring options when mixing or mastering.

Note: The headphone output on the RCU is inoperable with the included Cat5 cable. A 25' serial cable is available as an upgrade, which allows the RCU headphone port to be fully functional.

Mastering Class Monitor Controller Rackmountable Analog Control Unit Tabletop Remote Control Unit 3x Stereo Pairs of Speaker Outputs 2x Assignable Mono Sub Outputs Balanced and Unbalanced Analog Inputs

Analog I/O
THD + N	At Maximum Volume, 1 kHz, 22 Hz to 22 kHz BW +20 dBu Out: <0.0008% +10 dBu Out: <0.0008% 0 dBu Out: <0.002%
Distortion	Intermodulation Distortion SMPTE / DIN 4:1 50 Hz, 7 kHz At +20 dBu Out: <0.002% At 0 dBu Out: <0.0015%
Frequency Response	Balanced Inputs +/-3 dB: 3 Hz to 1.25 MHz Unbalanced Input +/-3 dB: 3 Hz to 275 kHz
Dynamic Range	20 to 22 kHz Bandwidth: 118 dB 20 to 22 kHz Bandwidth and A-Weighting Filter: 121 dB
Output Noise	20 to 22 kHz Bandwidth, at -20 dB Gain: -99 dBu 20 to 22 kHz Bandwidth and A-Weighting Filter, at -20 dB Gain: -102 dBu
Deviation	Phase Deviation: 20 Hz to 20 kHz: <10° 10 Hz to 100 kHz: <19°
Cross Talk	Crosstalk Any Channel: 100 Hz: <104 dB 1 kHz: <100 dB 20 kHz: <79 dB
Balanced Input	For Balanced Input: 60 Hz: >90 dB 1 kHz: >85 dB 10 kHz: >70 dB
Gain Range	-104 dB to +13 dB
Channel	Channel Tracking Accuracy: +/-0.1 dB
Maximum Output Level	+26 dBu
Maximum Input Level	Balanced Inputs: +29 dBu Unbalanced Inputs: +21 dBu
Impedance	Balanced Inputs: 88 kOhms Unbalanced Inputs: 53 kOhms Balanced Outputs: 300 Ohms Minimum Load Impedance: 300 Ohms
Mic Pre Gain	External Talkback Mic Preamp Gain: +7 dB to +70 dB in 1 dB steps
Power Supply
Power Consumption	60 W
Input Voltage	100 to 240 VAC 50-60 Hz
Dimensions	Main Chassis IEC 2U: 3.50 x 10.50 x 17.00" (8.89 x 26.67 x 43.18 cm) Remote Control Unit: 8.90 x 5.10 x 2.20" (22.61 x 12.95 x 5.59 cm)
Weight	Main Chassis: 7.80 lb (3.54 kg) Remote Control Unit: 2.20 lb (1.00 kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	18.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	26.3 x 18.3 x 11.3"

Balanced and unbalanced analog inputs
CUE & talkback mic
Audio circuitry designed for transparent playback
Hybrid RCU with hardware switches, large level encoder, and graphical LCD
LCD display shows input, level, output, and SPL status plus a full calibration menu
RCU includes built-in microphone for talkback and onboard SPL meter
SPL meter features include level, peak, fast and slow modes, and A & C weighting
Precision 0.5 dB step level control for speakers and headphones
Reference headphone amplifier circuitry with outputs on ACU
Dedicated mono, dim, mute, and sub mute switches
Mono mode can be set to L+R summed, L only in both channels, or R only in both channels
L solo, R solo, L-R, and sub solo modes available
3 available stereo speaker outputs, with 2 assignable mono sub outputs (or single stereo sub output)
METER out mode fed by selected input signal, configurable with a fixed level or to follow the monitor level
Detachable RCU tilt base

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these come as singles or doubles?

A: This price is for one stand

Q: 2. Does it work with Cyberlink PowerDirector15?

A: i'm not using Cyberlink. only adobe programs

Q: 3. Can this act as a teleprompter controller? but changing the speed the computer "scrolls" through a window?

A: This is designed to work with editing programs but believe it should work with tele-prompting software.

Q: 4. This preamp have warranty?

A: This mic preamp comes with a five year, transferable warranty from Grace Design.

Q: 5. How much pressure do the buttons require? I need easy to press buttons (RSI).

A: The buttons are easy to press and designed to allow people suffering from computer related ailments such as RSI, to work pain free.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with Plural Eyes and windows 10?

A: Hi Mike, I don't think this works with Plural Eyes, But i guess you can configure with the software. I personally don't recommend for Plural Eyes.

Q: 7. Do you know if it works with Wirecast?

A: I do not - sorry

Q: 8. Is set up difficult?

A: The Grace M101 is a compact unit with minimal controls. Very easy to connect and adjust. It will provides high clean gain. Well built and great sound.

Q: 9. Does this work with MacOS Mojave?

A: No, as per the manufacturer this would just work with OS 8.6 through OS X 10.9

Q: 10. What about an Apollo Twin Duo? Can I get the benefit of a mic preamp, or are only the apollo's own presets available to me?

A: This interface offers: 2 Unison Mic Preamps, 1 Hi-Z Input Using the emulations is optional: The interface features two XLR-1/4" mic/line combo inputs and a 1/4" Hi-Z input, all with Unison integration for precise UAD emulations of classic analog preamps—impart vintage character of your choosing on microphone and instrument recordings while bypassing the unpredictable nature of old equipment.

T&T Dale	01/09/2024
[18.5 lb] I am well pleased with the Grace Design m101 mic preamp. I recorded vocals & guitar using the AKG C3000 through the Grace Design m101 then into my Apogee A/D converters. WOW! The m101 is certainly the most transparent mic preamp, in the price range, that I have heard. The signal to noise ratio on this unit is extremely high. I did a recording in a noisy room, using the microphone close to sound source and the recorded signal had very little ambient noise. Moreover, the signal that I captured through m101 sounded clean and full. It accurately represented the sound source. 5

Sacramento Mike	23/07/2024
[60 W] I was using a Mackie 800R into a Digi003 to record before buying the Grace M101. I mostly record acoustic guitar tracks. The difference is dramatic. I get a very open spacious detailed sound with the Grace compared to the Mackie. It's well worth the price. The criticism i've heard is that the Grace is extremely accurate and doesn't color the sound in the way the other pre's can. This is exactly what I wanted So I'm very pleased. 5

Cheuk Fang Rich	06/07/2024
[+26 dBu] Very clean and clear sound. Good features and good DI performance. Recommended. 5

OnewithGuy	27/05/2024
[18.5 lb] All of the equipment and software I have purchased I never woke up to learning how much difference a pre-amp at this level makes. Instruments: Bass guitar, lead guitar, acoustic guitar - it is amazing the fullness it pulls out of these instruments, and that is fullness with headroom. A great addition for voiceovers.Now on the microphones: tested on our condenser mics (Schoeps and AT 4053b) and our Dynamic (Beyerdynamic, Shure) mics. It is hard to put into words the differences. Present system: ProTools, Focusrite Saffire 56, ArtPro Channel pre's, Presonus pre's. This is a game changer investment. Spend it here before you drop the extra $ on the mic. 5

anyonymous	02/05/2024
[18.5 lb] Good stock. 5

anyonymous	30/11/-0001
[+26 dBu] The Grace 101 is a bargain. For beginner or expert you can't go wrong. Portable enough to take with you and a must in studio. Very easy to use with amazing sound. COZ ((VOICE) 5