Turn your Apogee Duet 3 into a neat desktop studio centre. The Duet 3 Dock is Apogee’s own accessory for the Duet 3 USB-C audio interface. It holds Duet 3 on your desk at a comfortable angle and moves the cables to the back, so you get quick hands-on control without a tangle of leads in front of you.
Why customers choose it
- Official Apogee accessory: Apogee lists the Duet Dock as the add-on for “the ultimate ergonomic desktop experience” with Duet 3.
- Two headphone outputs: with Duet 3 in the Dock you get an extra 1/4″ headphone jack, which mirrors the first one – handy when a singer and an engineer both need to listen.
- Easier to use: the angled position puts Duet 3’s backlit control knob and level display right in front of you.
- Clean cable routing: rear-panel connections, including 2 USB-C ports and the USB connection to your computer, keep the front of your desk clear.
- Simple setup: no separate power adapter is needed.
Who it is for
Duet 3 owners who record at a fixed desk – home studios, podcasters, voice-over artists, YouTubers and producers who want their interface always connected and easy to reach, and travel with Duet 3 only when needed.
Specifications
| Type | Desktop dock for Apogee Duet 3 |
|---|---|
| Compatible with | Apogee Duet 3 USB-C audio interface |
| Headphone output | Extra 1/4″ jack (mirrors Duet 3’s headphone output) |
| Rear connections | 2 x USB-C |
| Power | USB bus powered |
Good to know
- Duet 3 is not included – this is the dock only.
- If Duet 3 feels tight going into the Dock, Apogee’s support knowledge base has a short video showing the best way to seat it.
- Duet 3 itself is a 2-in / 4-out USB-C interface with 2 mic preamps and onboard DSP for the Symphony ECS Channel Strip.
FAQ
Does the Dock work with the older Duet 2?
No. Apogee lists it as the accessory for Duet 3.
Why would I want a second headphone jack?
So two people can listen at once – for example a singer in the booth and you at the computer. Both jacks carry the same signal.
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