ARC Studio features an all-new algorithm, which analyzes and addresses acoustic issues in your studio in minutes. The correction profile is then loaded into the ARC Studio processor, which sits invisibly between your interface and monitors, applying correction to all incoming signals and bringing your monitors to life.

Will it work on all monitors? In this video, Jon Wright tests ARC Studio on some outdated studio monitors he no longer uses. Have a look.

My Neumann KH 120s are currently over in Germany being repaired, so this is an opportunity to test ARC Studio with crap speakers. The difference in the sound of these speakers, once they're corrected for the room, is remarkable. I can work with it, it's amazing.

If you have a poor monitoring system and a not-so-great room, it's very worthwhile, especially since it's a hardware box that doesn't get confused by being turned on or rebooted. It's just always on, between your interface and your speakers, which is a very, very good way to do it.

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Upgrade any studio monitor instantly with the first out-of-the-box acoustic room correction system that anyone can afford.