Quad Cortex Mini

I think the PCOM argument is a matter of perspective that boils down to if you have (or would have) purchased the plugins anyway. If so, then it feels like PCOM is just a bonus. If not, it feels like those extra tones are paywalled. I fall into the first category, but I completely understand those who are in the second. It’s an interesting dynamic but it’s just a simple reality at this point.
 
They said a long time ago we maybe would get a Mesa IIC+ but we isted got a model of the JPC2, sooo, I get that some folks is a bit sad, but I like the JPC2 so I`m happy. And Neural never said we would get a JPC2 :grin

I think captures nullifies the `we said this amp and not that amp` But I get it, some feel otherwise, and thats cool to
 
Since I couldn't find any running thread, I have created the following for people to share what captures they use the most,
Ultimately I know vendors will start posting there to advertise their products but we'll see how it goes.


 
I did a few more tests. Another finding is that the power adapter that comes with the QC Mini is actually pretty decent. I tested the noise level with the original power adapter and my Cioks SOL. No difference. And I'm pretty sure that with the OG QC, which I briefly had a few years ago, there was definitely a difference.

Clearly, Neural have learned from their previous mistakes with the QC and have improved the design of their new hardware accordingly.
 
I did a few more tests. Another finding is that the power adapter that comes with the QC Mini is actually pretty decent. I tested the noise level with the original power adapter and my Cioks SOL. No difference. And I'm pretty sure that with the OG QC, which I briefly had a few years ago, there was definitely a difference.

Clearly, Neural have learned from their previous mistakes with the QC and have improved the design of their new hardware accordingly.
Nice. Good to hear for sure.
 
First noise related issue I've seen reported. I hope its just a case of a flaky usb cable. I suggested to the guy, to plug in the XLR to see if the noise disappears.

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