Monitor Controller

Lake People’s no‑nonsense, engineering‑led design of headphone amps has previously impressed us. Will the Dante version do likewise?

Whether you’re mixing or mastering in stereo, surround or immersive formats, this powerful virtual monitor controller could soon become indispensable.

Want to hear ‘more me’? Not a problem...

Need high‑quality but portable headphone amplification for both engineer and artist? Elysia may have the answer.

In the age of mixer‑less studios, monitor controllers are on the rise!

There’s more to designing a quality monitor controller than meets the eye — or the ear.

With its clever Phonitor Matrix, this high‑end headphone amp aims to deliver a more speaker‑like listening experience.

Looking for hands‑on control of your monitoring? Hayakumo may well have the answer...

Audient bring immersive audio a little closer to home with a dedicated USB audio interface/monitor controller.

The RAM 1000 combines hands‑on speaker control with Bluetooth streaming.

The monitor controller is the hub of the 21st Century studio, and if you have the budget, Lake People’s MC100 has all the I/O you’ll ever need.

This digitally controlled monitor controller boasts an impressive array of features.

TC’s Monitor Pilot is a simple monitor controller with a small, wired remote control unit. The idea, of course, is...

There are many high‑end converters that boast excellent specifications — but this one sounds good too!

Trinnov’s pioneering range of room‑correction systems now has a dedicated monitor controller.

SPL combine their acclaimed headphone amps with monitor control facilities and USB audio interfacing.

We check out Grace’s compact, mastering‑quality solution for monitoring on the move.

The TC4 aims to make it easy to use mastering hardware with your DAW.

Immersive audio is increasingly important, and requires large multi-channel monitoring systems. Grace Design's m908 is intended to provide complete control over such a system.

A console manufacturer should know a thing or two about how to make a good monitor controller...

Technology has moved on in the 10 years since the original D Box was released — but the concept seems stronger than ever.