Duet Dock for desktop The duo set the standard for music making and recording on the go with its small size and flexible breakout cable. But when you're working in your studio, the best way to use Duet 3 is with the all-new Duet Dock. The dock positions the Duet at the perfect angle for quick adjustments and visibility of displays and features. The ports on the back of the Duet Dock also make it easy to organize and connect cables to the Duet.

Inputs and outputs: 2 balanced XLR inputs These are the main inputs for connecting microphones or other line-level output devices. They support +4 or -10 line inputs 2-1/4" inputs for unbalanced instrument level This is the input if you have an input in "Instrument" mode 2 XLR line outputs (+4) with switchable monitor control These are the main outputs for connecting to monitors or an external device. By default, volume control is turned on 1-1/4" unbalanced stereo headphone output in zero ohm configuration This is an auxiliary headphone output that mirrors the signal going to the 3.5mm headphone output on the Duet itself. Both headphone outputs can be used simultaneously. 2 USB-C ports Like the USB-C ports on the Duet, this one is for host connection (Mac, Windows, iOS) and power. When using Duet with an iOS device, it is recommended to use the power adapter on the other port. When using the Duet with a computer, you can power your computer through the Duet's secondary USB-C port.