Black Lion Audio's Most Accurate Clock Yet

US Ultra-low-jitter Micro Clock MkIII XB released      14/07/16

Black Lion Audio's Most Accurate Clock Yet


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Black Lion Audio (BLA), manufacturer of professional audio signal processing, converters and other essential audio tools, has released the XB update to its popular Micro Clock MkIII word clock. They tell us that the Micro Clock MkIII XB is the most accurate clock developed by BLA to date. The 0.6 pS RMS jitter spec of the Micro Clock MkIII XB is less than a third that of BLA's previous flagship clock, the Micro Clock MkIII. 

BLA CEO Nate Bierdeman said, "We spent the better part of a year field-testing the Micro Clock MkIII XB. Reactions were overwhelmingly positive. The XB had desirable sonic impact across a wide variety of applications."


Here's the details in BLA's own words...

Incredibly accurate crystal oscillators and superior quality galvanic isolation contribute to the extraordinarily low jitter measurement of the Micro Clock MkIII XB's harmonically enhanced word clock output. Beyond improving the conversion quality of audio interfaces in the studio, the Micro Clock MkIII XB's diminutive form factor combines with the ability to drive up to 1000 feet of coaxial cable to make it ideal for re-clocking live sound digital mixing consoles, and as the master word clock in large post-production or broadcast facilities.

The front panel of the Micro Clock MkIII XB features a large dimmable clock-frequency display, power switch and frequency selection knob. On the rear are six individually driven word clock outputs on BNC jacks, along with optical (TOSLink), S/PDIF (RCA) and AES (XLR) clock outputs.



Pricing and Availability:
The Micro Clock MkIII XB is available immediately through Black Lion Audio dealers worldwide for a MAP of U.S. $1299. Owners of existing Micro Clock MkIII's can purchase an XB upgrade for $350.

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