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Description

In the dynamic world of studio recording, precision is key, and the Dangerous Music MQ offers unparalleled monitoring and metering capabilities tailored for the modern DAW environment. This versatile accessory is designed to seamlessly integrate with your setup, providing both analog and digital metering along with a robust talkback system. Whether you're a seasoned pro or an aspiring audio engineer, the MQ ensures that you never miss a beat, offering clear and precise mix level awareness.

With its dual headphone amplifiers and a simple mixer, the MQ transforms your studio into a professional-grade monitoring hub. The Sifam Clarity Focus VU meters deliver top-notch analog input metering, while the Prime LED digital meters provide accurate AES input readings. The innovative talkback system, complete with inject levels and a remote, allows effortless communication, making it easier to keep sessions running smoothly.

One of the standout features is the latency-free vocal headphone mix, letting you provide performers with a cue mix devoid of any digital delay. The phase switch adds another layer of control, allowing you to fine-tune the mix by compensating for any polarity reversal. This feature is a nod to the classic studio techniques, brought back in a user-friendly package.

Whether used alongside the Dangerous Monitor or as a standalone component, the MQ is an indispensable tool for any studio looking to elevate its monitoring game.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive headphone cue mixer
  • Dual analog and digital metering systems
  • Built-in talkback system with remote and microphone
  • Two separate stereo cues and assignable mono inputs
  • Phase switch for precise mix control
  • Two front-panel headphone outputs with onboard power amps
  • Seamless integration with Dangerous Monitor systems
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Reviews

Critic Reviews

Dangerous Music: 2-BUS, MQ, Mixer, Monitor | Tape Op Magazine | Longform candid interviews with music producers and audio engineers covering mixing, mastering, recording and music production.

tapeop.com

"Dangerous Music's MQ stands as a testament to high-quality audio engineering, providing versatile features like integrated metering and talkback. The MQ, when paired with the Dangerous Monitor, elevates home studio productions with its analog summing and seamless equipment integration. While its premium price tag may deter budget-conscious buyers, the unmatched audio fidelity and thoughtful design make it a top choice for serious producers seeking a console-like experience in a compact setup."

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MIX REVIEW: FIELD TEST: DANGEROUS MUSIC MONITOR, MQ, 2-BUS AND MIXER — Dangerous Music

dangerousmusic.com

Dangerous Music MQ offers professional-grade build quality and solid performance, making it a valuable tool for serious audio engineers. Its seamless integration with DAWs and robust metering capabilities stand out, providing precise control during mixing and monitoring sessions. However, the need for multiple power supplies for the full setup is cumbersome, and the lack of a front-panel talkback button for engineers is a missed opportunity. While its analog summing feature enhances mix depth and clarity, the high price point might deter budget-conscious users. Overall, it's a reliable choice for those prioritizing sound quality over cost.

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In a segment of the RTL Talkshow, Hardwell is seen utilizing the Dangerous Music MQ in his home studio.

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