Elgato Stream Deck Plus with XLR Dock Bundle - Complete Audio Control

Included Stream Deck Plus

Rotary controls

XLR Dock maximum gain

Switchable phantom power

Bring an XLR mic into your setup

The original dock provides up to 75 dB gain and selectable 48 V phantom power for compatible microphones. Check the actual input, working position and settings before the session, then confirm the result with the intended recording or computer workflow.

Monitor directly

Connect headphones to the 3.5 mm output for direct monitoring. Clipguard helps prevent overload distortion. Check the actual input, working position and settings before the session, then confirm the result with the intended recording or computer workflow.

Put controls within reach

Assign actions to the included controller’s eight LCD keys, four push dials and touch strip. Check the actual input, working position and settings before the session, then confirm the result with the intended recording or computer workflow.

Install the audio apps

Run both Stream Deck and Wave Link software, then map mixing actions to your controls. Connect directly to a computer USB port for setup. Check the actual input, working position and settings before the session, then confirm the result with the intended recording or computer workflow.

Build the XLR Recording Path

Use a suitable XLR microphone and XLR-to-XLR cable, then set input gain around the actual voice. Select phantom power only when the microphone requires it. The headphone socket provides listening audio; it is not an additional microphone input or a replacement for the XLR connection.

Is Stream Deck Plus included?

Yes. This bundle combines the controller and original XLR Dock.

How many XLR microphones connect?

The original dock provides one XLR microphone input. Software channels do not create additional physical microphone sockets.

Can it supply phantom power?

Selectable 48 V is available for compatible XLR microphones. Use the power setting required by the actual microphone.

Can a headset mic use the headphone socket?

The 3.5 mm headphone socket is for listening. Record the microphone through the XLR input.

Is this the newer Wave FX dock?

This listing is the original 10GBM9901 dock or its stated bundle, with the listed 24-bit/48 kHz format. Keep newer dock features separate.

Which applications are used?

Use the supported Stream Deck and Wave Link applications. Check current software requirements alongside the published hardware reference.

Are a microphone, arm and XLR cable included?

Those are separate recording choices unless expressly listed in the package. Choose the actual microphone input and mounting arrangement before ordering accessories.