PreSonus StudioLive AR8c PreSonus StudioLive AR8c Its audio interface provides 14 inputs and 4 outputs over USB and a resolution of 96 kHz / 24 bit. The AR12c has two monitor buses and one FX bus with send/return and integrated effects. The mono channels are equipped with 3-band EQs with semi-parametric midbands, while the stereo channels feature 3-band EQs. Eight mic inputs, two instrument/line inputs, and 12 line level inputs are available. The AR12c is a 14-channel mixer with four mono and four stereo channels. The integrated 96 kHz/24 bit USB audio interface has 18 inputs and four outputs.
The AR16c offers two monitor buses and one FX bus with an integrated FX processor with 16 presets and send/return jacks. The mono channels feature 3-band EQs with semi-parametric mids, while the stereo channels have fixed mid bands. The StudioLive AR16c offers 8 mono and 4 stereo channels, 12 mic inputs, 2 inst/line inputs and 16 line level inputs. PreSonus StudioLive AR16cĪs of now, this one is the largest model, as PreSonus hasn’t announced a successor to the StudioLive AR22 USB. Other than that, the layouts and feature sets of the three mixers remain largely unchanged. The Bluetooth streaming option has been upgraded from Bluetooth 4.1 to Bluetooth 5.0. The preamps have also been updated: the new ARc mixers now feature the high-gain XMAX preamps from the Studio series audio interfaces and StudioLive series mixing desks. What else is new?Īccording to PreSonus, the StudioLive ARc series mixers come with “newly designed high-headroom analog circuits”. The integrated audio interfaces still use USB 2.0, but the connector has been upgraded to USB-C. But the addition of the “c” to the model names hints at one improvement: the AR8c, AR12c and AR16c come with USB-C connectivity.
The concept remains the same: analogue mixers with integrated multichannel audio interfaces. A few years after the introduction of the StudioLive AR series, PreSonus has updated its range of hybrid compact mixers.
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