2x2 Audio Interface - 24-bit/192kHz USB Recording Sound Card

I was really impressed with the quality of recording that I was able to get using this inexpensive audio interface. It was very easy to set up and start using, just plug and play, install my recording software and I was ready to record. Unlike playing into a USB mic, where notes get clipped and the sound quality was generally not good, this sounds like a professional recording. I plugged in my guitar and the tone was really clean and clear, no buzz. The gain knobs make it foolproof to avoid clipping, changing color green - yellow - red so I know when I’m getting close. There is no lag between the sound going in and my headphones, to me it’s like being in a pro sound booth. The interface is powered by the USB port making it really portable for on the go. I can take my laptop down to the basement or anywhere. The construction feels solid, metal case and quality feel. Quality performance too! There are only 2 inputs, but that is all I need for my setup. For anyone looking to explore doing recording, I highly recommend this interface. Nice price point to try it out and see if you like it.

I’m really impressed with this little audio interface. Setup was a breeze—no drivers, no headaches, just plug it in and go. I already use Cakewalk so it defaults for that for me but if you are someone who doesn't already have an established DAW system, you would want to have that first. I've also had it running with Logic Pro in minutes, and it works just as smoothly with Reaper, too, but I am most comfortable with Cakewalk. The sound quality is crystal clear. I’ve been recording vocals and guitar, and the playback is super detailed with zero noticeable lag time Real-time monitoring feels spot on, which makes the whole recording process way more enjoyable. A plus at this price point is the phantom power for my condenser mic. The preamp has plenty of gain, and the HI-Z switch is a nice touch for plugging in my guitar directly. Everything feels solid and reliable. Overall, this interface is a fantastic value. Great sound, easy to use, and super flexible. Highly recommend it if you’re starting out with podcasting, music production and experimenting with mics and sound simultaneously.

I love the description on Amazon as it goes through the knobs, buttons and switches in order. As I am blind this is very helpful. The USB B, is for power. The USB C, is for data. This is good that they are not on the same line probablly cuts down a lot of ground loop noise. The recording through the interface is much cleaner than I expected. The input knobs: if you are running a dynamic mic, don’t, get to that in a moment, are not hot until you get to 100%. If you are running a condenser, there is a lot more volume. The interfaces are plug in play do not require any editional third party drivers. I like that there are both, a knob for phones, and a second for the back outs, house speakers jacks on the back, I don’t see this much. I purchased two of these interfaces to create myself a loopback situation, in a secure envirement where I can not instal third party drivers. With two of these, you are able to use one interface to have your microphone going through MSTeams, and your headphones out of this same interface. Run the outs on the back to the ins on the second interface with balanced quarters. No ground loop noise in either Teams, or Loopback to a recorder. Fantom is not switchable: This is a huge no no! As I purchased two of these interfaces I don’t believe it is a one off situation. The switch doesn’t do anything. Don’t plug dynamic mics into this box! All and all for the price and what I’m using it for I’ll give it 4 stars. It’s good, it’s really good, it’s just got a couple issues.

Honestly cheaply made, the gain knob is faulty and is only good for about a millimeter at the very top of the range so breathing on this thing can either make it go completely silent or redbar. Doesn't work good with studio one and does not support the advertised 198khz

Limited ports for audio I/O options makes it difficult to use the accessories sometimes. This adapter set is a great option to change from one to many with multiple audio splitter options. It is reasonably priced as well. Build quality feels excellent and should last for a long. It comes very handy sometimes to carry these as these are very tiny in dimension. I recommend this. My 2 cents below: Pros: - The adapter works great with good audio sound output - Convenient for many need - Plug-n-play & no driver needed for the use - Nice build quality. One of the best I have owned in adapters like these - Very reasonably priced for the features it offers at this price Cons: - None that I see for this price and the functionality

Only had it about a week, it was working great and then the connection constantly cuts out, you have to unplug everything close and reopen your DAW and hope it works after

EBXYA 2x2 USB Audio Interface Unpacking the Package The audio unit itself is shrinked wrap, which was nice to see. It felt like much care was given to the packaging. Included in the package is a USB cable, an USB adapter (USB 3.0 – USB-C and and an audio ¼ adapter. Everything you need to get your audio set up. The Unit The unit comes with an instruction manual that does a nice job of describing the various controls and functions. This unit has multiple functionalities. You can hook up a musical instrument, microphone and headphone, or use the unit with two microphones and a headphone for use in podcasting for example. Also, this unit has a “high impedance switch” which allows for a direct connection to the unit without the use of a direct box (DI), which normally converts the unbalanced, high impedance signal output of an instrument to a balanced low impedance mic-level signal. So, with the high impedance switch, you can by-pass a DI box, which is a very nice feature. I have tried this and works just as if you were running a DI box. Loop Back This unit also has a loop back, which I found very useful in my podcasting. It gave me full control over my audio source giving be the right balance between by mic and our audio when it comes to editing and mixing in my software. Phantom Power Condenser microphones are one of the most popular mic choices for studio applications because of their sensitivity and fidelity. I use condenser microphones when podcasting. However, with condenser microphones need a steady power supply of 48v which is provided through “phantom power”. Having this capability with this unit, is an advantage eliminating a need for an additional piece of equipment. Overall Quality The overall quality of this unit is very good. It provides all the functions that you need in a good audio interface. The price point is excellent, and when tested, the unit worked without any issues. This level of audio interface is an excellent choice if you are just starting out, or need a good audio interface as you continue to grow in your profession. I give it 5 out of 5 stars.

I got this for my son so he didn't have to keep hauling his nice one back and forth to his campus. It hooked right up to his guitar, no issues connecting to his laptop.