USB Audio Interface for PC with Touch Model, AudioBox Mic Preamps 16 bit/48 kHz Phantom Power XLR 48V Audio Interface for Recording Music, Live Streaming and Podcasting Recording
$34.99
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Product description
Q16 Recording Sound Card with Electric Guitar Monitor Recording Live Broadcast for Singing Computer PC Studio
TWO INPUT TWO OUTPUT
The operation is simple, just plug in and start recording.
About Size
The size is only 100*140*40mm,it doesn’t take up space
TOUCH SCREEN SWITCH
48V,DSP effect, computer recording can be opened by touch screen.
Professional Audio Quality – The Q -16 provides users with a simpler and more convenient recording process, and is equipped with a high-precusuib 16-bi/48khz audio resolution to ensure that the sound quality is as professional as ever.
Driver-free installation & Wide Compatibility – Q-16 audio interface, with all connection interfaces for microphone, electric guitar, bass, etc. Whether you are a singer, songwriter, producer on the go, or ned to accompany during recording, the ultra-reliable Q-16 interface will help you shine in the digital field.
“Zero-latency” Monitoring – Q-16 audio interface mixing control allows zero-latency direct monitoring, which means musicians can experience their performance clearly – with no delay or lag in the returning signal, resulting in a better performance and recording
Double Power Source Switch – Q-16 Sound card has the USB 2.0 port supports to connect with PC or mobile phone devices which can directly make the record and also be powered. When connected to other devices that don’t have sufficient bus power, you can switch power source to 5V DC port power supply. Diversified power supply methods let you use the sound card all the time.
Easy to Use – 48V phantom power, DSP effect, computer recording can be opened by touch screen . Q-16 easy to use features help you create a perfect recordings.
9 reviews for USB Audio Interface for PC with Touch Model, AudioBox Mic Preamps 16 bit/48 kHz Phantom Power XLR 48V Audio Interface for Recording Music, Live Streaming and Podcasting Recording
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Bill K. –
Good basic interface
I needed to output my PC to a studios PA system so I could play drums over some backing tracks. This box did the trick. Connected up quickly and converts the PCs signal to the PA and into the rooms loud monitors. Like having my personal band in a box.
Amazon Customer –
Good product
Good product very hard to set up if you are expecting plug and play, maybe not for you.I only use it for guitar, with DAW and plugins, I had to find a 3rd party driver in order to make it work.Once it is set up work great, be prepared do a little leg work and possibly some head scratching,But great for the price.
Devan Haupt –
Super simple
Really good for simple start up set up for recoroding video the options and buttons are great for newbies super simple and easy to use
Gary W. –
Great for simple studio or podcasting
Surprisingly low latency. Very sleek design. Great sound quality.
Andrew Woodman –
Distorts incoming audio
It distorted the incoming audio at the lowest volume possible.
Brandon Swanson –
Meh
Works but uses generic drivers and are a pain to get to run in low latency mode (especially in Linux)… It’s a simple audio interface with a few extras… That’s about it
Courtney –
Hard to beat for the price!
Sounds great and is plug and play! The gain can be difficult to dial in, but once you get it set it’s awesome. Might not work for the more advanced person, but recording my guitar in stereo has been easy and sounds good!
That ACPress Guy –
LOW Mic Levels With Better Quality (Phantom Power) Mics
If you are using a mic needing phantom power, you may find that while the mic works, the DB level recorded is far too low to be usable. I am not the first user to note this.SOME inexpensive mics may work, or maybe not.I have not tried it with a dynamic mic.You may want to spend a bit more.
Marcos –
Product seems to have some potential for a better product. Unfortunately it did work well with my Pixel 8 phone. The issue was that when plugged the guitar and enable the app on the phone, a distorted sound was produced. Also tested with other apps, but not luck. If no phone was connected though, it seemed OK. Ith think there’s a potential for this device, but I’m returning it since it did not meet this basic requirement.