EBXYA 2×2 Audio Interface for Recording Music, 24-bit/192kHz Plug and Play USB Interface for PC and Mac, Studio, Guitar, Podcast, Streaming(Metallic Red)
$59.99
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Designed For Guitarist Podcaster Beginner, Experience Your Crystal-Clear Audio 
【Plug and Play/Wide Compatibility】The USB Audio Interface can hook up to your Mac/PC or mobile device effortlessly, requiring no complex driver installation. It is very user-friendly for beginners. Additionally, it works seamlessly with most software available in the market, such as Logic Pro, Cubase, Pro Tools, Reaper and more. Small, ultra-portable size lets you take it with you anywhere, providing flexible options for your music production.
【Clear Studio Quality & Ultra-Low Latency】Get professional sound recordings with high-performance USB audio interface which enable you to record and mix at up to 24-bit/192kHz. Your recordings will retain all of their sonic qualities so that you can hear all the details in your track on playback. Minimal delay between your input (microphone, instrument) and what you hear in your headphones. No more distracting lag – just pure, real-time monitoring.
【Audio Interface 2 In and 2 Out】The USB audio interface features 2 XLR/Line combo input for Guitar and Microphone. Its powerful preamp can provide a maximum of 60dB of input gain. The audio interface also includes a HI-Z selection switch, suitable for high-impedance instruments or mic inputs. Equipped with 2 balanced TRS main line-level outputs for speakers and a stereo headphone output with independent level control, it’s for learning podcasting or recording audio.
【48V Phantom Power for Microphone】The USB audio interface supports 48V phantom power, making it suitable for condenser microphones commonly used in recording and podcasting. The phantom light indicates if the phantom power is on. It is suitable for podcasting and video recording on PC and Mac.
[Portable for On the Go Recording] – The compact and lightweight design makes the xlr interface audio effortless to carry around. Take it with you for on-the-go recording, whether for a podcast on the road, a singing practice session outdoors, or a voice-over job. Portable guitar interface your reliable companion for all your audio needs, in any setting – home, studio, meeting room or live streaming.
【Package Included】1*24-bit/192kHz audio interface,1*6.35 to 3.5mm Audio Adapter,1*USB-Cto USB-A Adapter,1*USB-A to USB-C,1*USB-A to USB-B2.0,1*User Manual.
【2-year Warranty】Don’t forget your are 100%covered by EBXYA’s 2-year Premium Warranty! If you have any questions, please contact us in time, we will provide you with professional technical support and timely reply services.
Please carefully review the instruction manual attached on the details page before use to make your musical journey smoother.
To power on the unit, you must use an external power source. Please connect the provided Type-C power cable between the Type-C Power Input port on the interface and a standard 5V USB power adapter (like a smartphone charger), then plug the adapter into a wall outlet. Finally, locate the power switch and slide it to the right-hand position to complete the setup.
11 reviews for EBXYA 2×2 Audio Interface for Recording Music, 24-bit/192kHz Plug and Play USB Interface for PC and Mac, Studio, Guitar, Podcast, Streaming(Metallic Red)
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Trevor –
Plug and play, great recording quality
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.
M3g –
Excellent just-above-beginner interface
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.
Drew F. Weber –
Clean interface, switchable fantom power, is not switchable, always on.
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.
Curtis George –
Cheap, broken on arrival
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
LiveWithTech –
Great usability audio adapter that has all possible output ports.
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 priceCons:- None that I see for this price and the functionality
vic –
Works great until it doesn’t
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
James –
Perfect audio interface! No noise, input is stereo (which was very important for me) and it looks terrific! Quick and easy setup and runs fine on Linux. I imagine it would work the same under macOS though I haven’t tried it yet. I’m very impressed!
GIANCARLO –
Perfetta versatile nelle registrazioni anche in hires
Cristina –
Muy bueno y entrega rapida
Luquel Pascal –
Très bon DAC pas besoin de driver est reconnu instantanément. 2 entrées alim phantom. Excellent rapport signal bruit. Il a sa place dans la cour des grands
P.Döring –
Mein ältester Freund und ich machen einen kleinen Podcast, so zum Spaß.Nach und nach steigern wir uns mit dem Setup und dieses Mal war der Umstieg von USB-Mics zu XLR, wo ein Audio-Interface wirklich nützlich sein könnte.Das erste Modell eines anderen Herstellers, habe ich wegen mangelnder Qualität (Störgeräusche) zurück geschickt.Dann habe ich mir dieses Audio-Interface bestellt und es wurde rasch geliefert.Ausgepackt, angeschlossen, dynamisches Mikrofon eingesteckt und es lief genauso, wie man es sich erhofft hat! Das Interface wurde ohne Probleme von Windows erkannt. Nur noch die Quellen auswählen und den Test starten.Bei der ersten Probeaufnahme dachte ich mir, dass es eine gute und vor allem günstige Investition gewesen ist.Paar Tage später kam das Interface richtig zum Einsatz. Zwei dynamische Mikros angeschlossen (es kann auch Kondensator-Mikrofone mit der Phantomspeisung bedienen) und nachdem alles eingepegelt wurde, kam die positive Überraschung…so gut hat noch nie eine Aufnahme bei uns geklungen.Beim Monitoring haben wir uns dafür entschieden, dass einer über den Kopfhörer- und der andere über den Headset-Anschluss gegangen ist. Hat wunderbar geklappt und es war auch keine Latenz vorhanden.Fazit: Das Teil taugt was!Keine Störgeräusche, guter Klang, solides Handling, und das ohne unnötig viel auszugeben.