Heritage Audio Baby RAM

Well, this one is easy. After a couple of years using this all I can say is that it works great and is a very straightforward piece of gear. Easy to hookup and all.
I don't want no interfaces with this kind of monitor control, cause I may change interface here and there, and obviously this function will never be my top priority when it comes to interface specs. Plus, I like independent sections of my studio sound flow, for trouble shooting and all.
This looks and works great, just as the day I bought it from Thomann. I use one main set of monitors and some extra pair of auratone style of speakers I put together myself. Very comfortable to change monitors during mix/master and the mono button is great. Feels solid and old-school to the touch and it looks sexy on my desktop.
This is the type of product that once you get used to it makes soo much sense and one never wants to go back on this.
I think it will last quite a long time, firstly because of it being sturdy and well put together, and also because once you connect the cables you'll rarely be messing with those anyway. This being fully analog and passive, it will probably outlast my future interfaces and even speakers sets. it being so retro style it's going to stay looking good in my studio.

I was very happy to get this product, but after 3 months it started having an internal issue with the input. At some point it starts to decrease the level only on the right side of the output. I checked my interface, I have an Apollo Solo and the sound works perfect. The cables I have switched them and came to the conclusion they are fine. I use 60 Euro cables from Cordial from the interface to the input of the Baby Ram, exactly how they specify on the manual of it. TRS-TRS. Sometimes it works fine but when I restart the computer it somehow loses the power on the right side. Fun fact. If I press MONO when this happens, the sound comes perfectly from both speakers. Internally something is just bad, cheap. I hate this.