Pros
- Surprisingly noticeable difference in sound. Possibility to mechanically adjust the input/output volume. Rubber feet, on a slippery table, the weight of the cables does not leave for a good journey.
Cons
- Didn't reveal.
Pros
- Microphone stopped making noise Improved sound in headphones and speakers
Cons
- I can’t separate channels, both speakers and headphones work at the same time
Pros
- - Small - Three twists, you won't get confused
Cons
- Noisy / cracking - just a nightmare! Yes, if you only have YouTube open and you watch the video, everything is fine. But as soon as you start using it for its intended purpose and try to record something, problems begin: the buffer is small, the 16-bit DAC cannot cope, cod and noise are inevitable! Also, if several applications that use sound are open, cod starts again The driver is a separate song. General ASIO4ALL gets up, but be prepared that he will give the card into exclusive mode. You can download other firewood from Beringer's site - it will be a little better, the problem with monopoly will go away and you will be able to play with a bang, but play through Guitar Rig under gtp.
Pros
- The most budget sound card with phantom power support
Cons
- The guitar (when connected to Line-in) does not sound very good. The feeling that undercuts the lower level. Volume on the guitar at the maximum, Gain on the sound card - at 90%. Seems like it lacks reinforcement.
Pros
- Price, sound is good, phantom power.
Cons
- Plastic case, long delays, really gives out only 16 bits, noise when emulating a guitar amplifier, I would like more gain for instrument and microphone inputs.
Pros
- - Incommensurably better sounding in comparison with the poor installation. - Price
Cons
- No separate control for outputs and headphones
Pros
- Works as it should. Noise is only if you unscrew the sensitivity to the maximum, which is logical. Perfectly performs the role of a phantom and amp.
Cons
- No bundled XLR-XLR cable : problems did not appear immediately, the firewood was dropped and the sound turned into a mess, with or without firewood. It was decided by a complete reset of Windows and everything that could touch the microphone and the card. I also had to tinker with "why the microphone did not work in applications", the solution was to put the same frequencies. Hmm
Pros
- Price, compact, easy to use
Cons
- You have to look for drivers yourself, and there was no USB cable for connecting to a computer in the kit (fortunately, I still had the wire from the old sound card)
Pros
- Price, convenience, quality, sound
Cons
- There was a problem. When headphones are connected, the microphone does not work. I switch the def output device to another, and the micro comes to life. In short, two devices do not work at the same time.
Pros
- Price
Cons
- Drivers
Pros
- Price
Cons
- Noise
Pros
- Price quality
Cons
- If you do not understand the sound - you have to tinker.
Pros
- Price. number of interfaces
Cons
- Not a very pleasant appearance and build quality, but what are we talking about, this is an audio interface, in fact, it was possible to sell a bare circuit without a case .
Pros
- Easy compact Inexpensive
Cons
- Lack of normal drivers, and hence dancing with a tambourine for a normal connection
Pros
- + Compared to a laptop audio chip, even with the Creative Soundblaster cinema 2 poultices, the sound is amazing. + Pretty box, not too small, looks solid, the course of the regulators is not Chinese, the plastic is not easily soiled, does not attract dust, smooth, not too easy to scratch, durable, assembly is good. + Adjust the sound volume on each interface separately.
Cons
- - 16 bits, not 24. I don’t know what kind of idiot and why he came up with the idea that it is 24-bit. On the Behringer forum people confirm. - The built-in headphone jack amplifier is not very powerful, you have to keep the volume level halfway in Windows, or even raise it higher.
Pros
- Sound (I use to listen to music), functionality
Cons
- -
Pros
- Great sound, low price
Cons
- Of the minuses: drivers, some of them are not stable. Now, after three reinstallations and even more reboots, everything seems to work as it should, but there were problems.
Pros
- Good design
Cons
- Zhostko fonit and clicks, fatal problems with drava
Pros
- Everything is the same as Focusrite, but I noticed that with Behringer there are no random slips / sticks that sometimes happen with focus. I write in focus and once in a while, some kind of mini-blunt happens. I turn on Beringer and everything is fine!
Cons
- The mic/line 1 input is made of cheap plastic and if you are not careful with it when connecting and disconnecting plugs, you can ruin it.
Pros
- For the money, a great tool to learn how to work with professional audio equipment, having everything you need for this. If you want to work with xlr microphones and get a normal sound, then this is the sure minimum that you will need, there is also phantom power and a direct monitoring function. If you are an amateur musician, then through this card you can also perfectly record electric instruments through a separate high-impedance jack 6.3. Another advantage is its compactness, so if you wish, you can safely take it with you, because it starts up on any computer (at least on Windows) with standard drivers, there are no problems with this (I didn’t check the presence of ASIO, because I don’t feel the need for it, however, as far as I know, they are available, though only on Windows, but you can check it yourself on the site). Although it is made of plastic, it is surprisingly very good and not easily soiled, it is almost impossible to smear it with your fingers.
Cons
- Firstly, not the most practical design. It looks fine, but the knobs on top are not the most convenient solution, on the front panel they would be more reasonable, and a slightly older model has such a solution. From there, there is also a minus that nothing can be put on the upper part, which can make it difficult to link with other equipment, although in my case it is convenient to hold the adapter to the jacks in the recess on top, because. it is often needed. Secondly, there is no power supply to the 6.3 jack inputs, so it WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE to write REGULAR JACK MICROPHONES through this card without its own preamplification, here you either need a microphone with its own separate power supply, or a separate preamplifier with the same function, then you can record this through the line input . Further, rather unreasonable nit-picking, here the DAC and ADC are only 16 bits (although what else to expect for such money), which is generally enough for a simple recording followed by simple processing, but if you want to further engage in sound recording in more depth, then I strongly recommend buying it right away a 24+ bit map, so that later you have room to maneuver in processing. This will be the case when I bought once and for a long time. Of the dubious elements, I’ll also note here the usb 1.1 connection, of course it works fine, and in the cross section it should pass a 16-bit signal at 41 kilohertz, but at 48, as stated in the characteristics, judging by the port bandwidth, it’s not a fact, but this is probably my mistake , most likely everything is working fine, it's just that my calculations are not correct, but still usb 2.0 would look more confident here, and preferably not in the form of the ancient type b, but at least micro, not to mention type c. On the issue of connectors, I’ll also note that the output to the speakers here is implemented through tulips, so you will need to get an adapter if you don’t want to constantly stick them into the headphone jack. In addition, I would like to see a separate volume setting, or at least a mute for headphones and speakers, but if it is possible to adjust the volume on the speakers themselves, then you can live.
