Clocking & Synchronisation
What’s the point in using an external clock? What’s wrong with the one in my interface? Nothing’s wrong specifically but when you’re really listening for the finest audio details you go with a hand-crafted timepiece rather than a cheap knock off from a guy in a trenchcoat down the market. An external clock has a singular purpose - to provide the cleanest possible signal as the foundation of your playback and recording experience.
The greater stability of an external studio clock can provide improved bass performance, clearer stereo imaging and reduced transient smearing in your mixes and masters. The Rubidium oscillator in the Antelope Audio 10MX clock can output sample rates up to 768kHz for the most demanding of studio setups. The Black Lion Revolution Clock XC can connect to your system via BNC, S/PDIF, ADAT and AES/EBU.
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Antelope Isochrone Trinity Master Clock (Used)
Black Lion Audio Revolution Clock XC (B-Stock)
Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK2 (Used)
Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MKIII (Used)
Antelope Audio Isochrone Trinity

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Black Lion Audio Revolution Clock Mini
Black Lion Audio Revolution Clock XC
Black Lion Audio Revolution Clock
Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK2
Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MK3
Black Lion Audio Micro Clock MKIII XB















