Central Station Computer

[12 VDC at 1 A] Needed to replace my LOST power supply. Waiting for an original equipment replacement was the only SECURE / SAFE way to happen here. My PreSonus Central Station is back performing. There's more PSUs than you can count OUT THERE. The Central Station needs a special continuous DC output. It's all in the details.

Needed to replace my LOST power supply. Waiting for an original equipment replacement was the only SECURE / SAFE way to happen here. My PreSonus Central Station is back performing. There's more PSUs than you can count OUT THERE. The Central Station needs a special continuous DC output. It's all in the details.

[USB Bus Power] Works great! Compliments my computer station.

[Bodypack] I use it in my amateur radio station which is computer controlled. I was looking for an alternative to boom mics which block my view of the pc and keyboard. I'm not a fan of headsets as I prefer listening to studio monitor speakers. So after some searching I found these and am very happy with them so far. they are plugged into a Behringer sound card to my pc. Sound is good with a bit of equalizer adjustment and I can wear them for a few hours before I find them getting a bit uncomfortable. I simply take them off for a minute or so and am good to go for a few more hours. You will need phantom power to use these. Overall I do recommend them.

I teleworked for a year trying to use my small, work laptop. Since I work for the government, I had no other options. When it became apparent that we would continue to telework, I decided to set myself up like my work office. I was assigned a new HP computer and immediately ordered the docking station that would accommodate it. We cannot use the USB ports on our computer for anything but a mouse (yes, we have to use a wired mouse!) so the docking station allows me to plug in two 24" screens, my external hard drive, my mouse and keyboard. It's just great to have all of those wires behind my system and my setup now is as good as it was when I was working in the office. This was money well-invested!

[USB] First thing: You need to increase the volume on the input (TV or computer) to at least 50% in the base and then you can reduce the volume at the receiver. If you keep the volume low from the computer then you would hear the compression making a hissing noise or cutting to low frequency (like violins and cello) cutting off. Increasing the volume on the input is the way to use this device. it is also mentioned in the manual as well. This is nothing wrong with the system. It just needs the energy to pass its low pass filer. 1. The audio compression and sound profiles are good but I dont use them. Good that you can disable them. There are three sound profiles and the you can turn the selected one on-off from the remote. but you need to go to the base to select the sound profile. I keep mine off (unfiltered) and it is pretty good. 2. According to the manual you can pair three additional remotes to the same base so that you can have 4 remote headphones in total. 3. This is better than any other bluetooth solution. Plus it lets you use your favorite headset. 4. Works even if you are not in the direct line of sight of the base station. 5. Will cause magnetic interference with a microphone if it is close to the base station. 6. The remote lasts 12 hours on full charge (according to the manual). It will not work if it is on the base station and charging. It will only work if it is lifted off the base station.

[ABS, Metal] I teleworked for a year trying to use my small, work laptop. Since I work for the government, I had no other options. When it became apparent that we would continue to telework, I decided to set myself up like my work office. I was assigned a new HP computer and immediately ordered the docking station that would accommodate it. We cannot use the USB ports on our computer for anything but a mouse (yes, we have to use a wired mouse!) so the docking station allows me to plug in two 24" screens, my external hard drive, my mouse and keyboard. It's just great to have all of those wires behind my system and my setup now is as good as it was when I was working in the office. This was money well-invested!

[1920 x 1080] I have dual monitors on my main computer, one in the dining room as a Chrome and Youtube station, and just bought a fourth for my six channel CCTV security system.

[256 GB] The original drive was cloned to the Lexar drive using an Inatek Docking station. The Lexar drive was then put into the computer and it worked correctly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There are several inputs to set this docking station with your laptop or personal computer. You can add two monitors with HDMI and thunderbolt 3 & 4. Plus this have 4 USB for headphone and keyboard. Also, you can add SD card to access pics. Also you can plug an Ethernet for quick wire internet transfer. It's all in one docking station that is small for space.