💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €174,75 x 4
The Apollo Solo Heritage Edition is a compact and rugged audio interface, ideal for musicians, songwriters, and electronic artists seeking professional sound quality in the studio or home studio. With its two Unison mic preamps and SOLO Core real-time processor, it enables recording with precise emulations of legendary preamps and guitar amplifiers. Its integration with the LUNA Recording System provides a smooth and intuitive workflow, while the comprehensive UAD plug-in software suite enhances every session with premium analog processing. Perfect for mobile use or apartment setups, it combines power and portability.
| Model | Apollo Solo Heritage Edition |
|---|---|
| Mic preamps | 2 Unison preamps with Neve, API, Avalon, Manley, SSL, Helios, and UA emulations |
| Processor | UAD SOLO Core in real time |
| Included plug-ins | 5 UAD collections (Teletronix compressors, 1176, Pultec equalizers, Pure Plate reverb, etc.) |
| DAW compatibility | Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Cubase, etc. |
| Instrument input | Hi-Z with Unison technology for Fender, Marshall, and Ampeg modeling |
| Power | Thunderbolt 3 |
| Construction | Rugged metal enclosure |
| Monitoring | Premium headphone amplifier with low noise and ample volume |
| Recording software | LUNA Recording System (Mac only) |
| Plug-in formats | VST, AU, RTAS, AAX 64-bit |
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