Note: When combining wireless and wired microphones on the same interface, this XLR adapter must be used for the wireless systems
- For Court Reporters using Eclipse, Case Catalyst, ProCat and other CAT programs
- Four XLR Combo Inputs
- Two 1/4″ TRS Outputs for making backup recordings
- USB output
- Two 3.5mm Headphone Jacks for live monitoring
- Use with Computer or Mobile Device
- Up to 24-Bit / 96 kHz Recordings
- Direct Monitoring and Loopback Function
- Power: USB, AA Batteries, or AC Adapter
Interface features
Court Reporters looking for a compact and versatile audio interface will appreciate the streamlined and easy-to-use feature set on the interface, an ultraportable solution with four XLR microphone inputs, two TRS outputs (for backup recordings), two headphone jacks, a USB Type-C connector, and modes for both streaming and recording applications.
Plug your microphones into the XLR inputs. Monitor via the two 3.5mm headphone jacks. The interface supports 24-bit resolution recordings at sampling rates up to 96 kHz. The interface operates on bus power from your computer, but can also be powered by two AA batteries or an AC power adapter (available separately), if you’re using it with a smartphone or tablet for example.
- 4 XLR Inputs, 2 TRS Outputs, and 2 Headphone Jacks
- The interface includes four XLR combo inputs. It also includes two 3.5mm headphone outputs and 2 TRS outputs for recording to a backup deice (Steno writer or digital recorder)
- Use the interface on any device and integrate seamlessly with commonly used CAT software, apps, and platforms thanks to its support for Mac and PC computers, along with iOS and Android devices. In Streaming mode, all inputs are combined into a single signal, so you can easily stream without needing additional complicated software.
- With onboard hardware switches, the interface is designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software. Intuitive knobs allow you to control input gain and monitoring levels.
- Onboard Live Monitoring
- Use the Direct Monitor Switch to directly send the input signal to your headphones while routing the same signal to your CAT software.
- The Loopback Switch combines the input audio with playback from your computer and routes it to your streaming software.
Eclipse users – Very Important! If you will be using the Eclipse CAT software with your new audio system, please contact Advantage software and make sure that Eclipse is up to date. Some audio interfaces require Version 10 or higher to use the multi-channel features.
A court reporter from Colorado –
I am a freelance reporter in Colorado and usually do several civil trials a year. I purchased two Boya wireless systems because I was worried about the batteries not lasting long enough with just one, and used both transmitters at the bench for bench conferences. First time EVER I could clearly hear the bench conferences!
I had an old Andrea Electronics microphone I used for backup recording into my software for depositions, but purchased a new “wired” mic anyway. The difference is huge, so I’m glad I replaced the old one!
I purchased the JUST MIC IV mixer so I could plug in the wired mic and ONE of the Boya systems (the second was charging and I would switch them out after lunch).
I muted the Boya system while proceedings were going on and muted the wired mic when there were bench conferences. I tried leaving both on at the same time because sometimes the judge was a bit quiet, but there was a bit of an echo. Didn’t really matter, though, because the audio was CLEAR and this courtroom was LARGE.
One of the other features I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED about the mixer is I had ear buds plugged into it, an ear bud in one ear, and I could turn up the volume, which enabled me to hear things that I could tell opposing counsel didn’t hear at times because I could see a little frown on their face and then they would look at the realtime.
SOOOO GLAD I MADE THIS PURCHASE!!!