Palmer Monicon White

Passive monitor controller in robust metal housing

Real wood edges
2x Jack/XLR combo input
1x 3.5 mm Stereo jack input
2x XLR male output
1x 3.5 mm stereo jack out
Switchable mute
Switchable mono-summing
Dimensions: 164 x 62 x 85 mm
Weight: 750 g
Colour: White

Further information

Number Of Monitoring Outputs (Stereo)	1
Headphone connection	0
Talkback Function	No
Built-in AD / DA converter	No
Incl. Remot control	No
Level Meter	No
Number of 2 track inputs	0
Summing Function	No
Surround	No
Design	Desktop

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15 customers have given this product a 5-star rating.

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A 5-star product

Kristian2622, 08.05.2016

The short version of the review is "Buy one".

I wasn't sure if I really needed a monitor controller, after all there are many knobs, both the real and the software ones, at my disposal - on a sound card, there's a computer volume setting, monitor speakers have volume knobs, and then there's the recording software.

But now, after about 4 months later, I'm really glad I bought it.

Nothing beats simplicity of a solid volume button. This way, you can find the sweet volume spot for all the stuff I mentioned in the first paragraph and only care about the overall volume without messing with the critical volume balance of the components in your signal chain.

The unit itself is reassuringly heavy, it's built like a tank, rubber studs ensure it will not travel freely across your desktop. Having said that, it's easy to move it around when YOU want it to make space for something else.

The wheel travel is balanced on the heavy side - just enough to allow you to make small and precise volume adjustments. At the same time, it's pleasantly smooth.

Mute and Mono buttons work as advertised, when they're ON (when they mute or switch the sound to mono), they remain depressed so you have a visual control to confirm that you haven't gone deaf :)

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Super Volume Controller for Studio Momitore

SvenH, 08.12.2015

I have the Palmer between my ULN 8, my separate KH amplifier and studio monitors hanged, as in my case, a separate volume control for my monitors to have. The connections can be completely symmetrical, there are separate switches for mute and mono and, most importantly, the sound is not changed in any way. At least I can not find anything negative. Only the varnish is somewhat prone to scratches, which ultimately is rather unimportant.
All in all very nice and cheap tool on professional level.

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