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Looking at the new Presonus Quantum 2 at $700. Since I'm just using one mic (TLM 102) and laying down vocals, is there an advantage to getting that over their lower end modals, such as their Studio 6|8 at $300 or even the Studio 2|6 USB at $200?
Basically, is the preamp inside and the converters inside of each model going to give me the same quality signal? Is the extra price on the Quantum 2 for features that I won't use, such as extra inputs? Or is the actual sound quality going to be better.
The following was discussed in a Sound On Sound review here:
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/presonus-quantum
The Studio 192 already offered better-than-decent audio performance, but the Quantum uses even more highly-specified converters and thus improves on this in most respects.
I assume this would be the same quality improvement over the Presonus 'Studio' models that you mention as well.
