BOMGE BMG11S USB Audio Interface(24 bit/192 kHz) with XLR,48V phantom power, for the Guitarist, Vocalist, Podcaster or Producer — High-Fidelity, Studio Quality Recording (red)

Fait le travail pour votre micro mais pour le casque je me suis acheter une autre carte son car la qualité n'étais pas présente. (j'utilise un DT770pro comme casque) Si c'est juste pour le micro sa fonctionnent bien pour son prix.

We run a dance group with different people bringing their laptops or tablets with a Spotify playlist which our group will dance to. We play the music through professional equipment. Now we can connect from the USB B or USB C socket on the laptop or tablet to our amp. We are very pleased with the improved sound quality (we had to purchase a USB C to USB C lead to enable the connection with some devices). It works well!

赤を購入しましたが可愛く、音も綺麗に出ます。

We picked this up to complete our audio setup to connect our XLR-based FDUCE SL40X microphone to our PC as part of our in-home audio studio, and all-in-all it really couldn't have been more simple. We have a couple of additional pieces of hardware we can incorporate into the equation down the line, but for now the simple A to B to C setup to let us get started is all we need. We're not doing anything that stretches this board to its limits like multiple inputs (although we are using some studio headsets so we can hear ourselves better and not rely on garbage laptop speakers). But really, this little intermediary board made things quite simple. If we try to get trickier down the line we may need to re-evaluate things, but for now, setting up a basic audio studio in a house, this was relatively painless. Mic audio comes in. Audio goes out to PC for recording and studio headsets. The ability to tweak sound levels as needed but really just leaving them alone for the most part and letting the PC sort it out since we only have one input most of the time. We're happy for now, this Bomge board is a solid audio-middle man for XLR to USB conversion. ***Overall Value*** It's got some genuine heft and solid construction to it, and for $70 I'm glad. I was kind of expecting a far cheaper, plastic-y looking and feeling device (like soooo many video out converter boxes I have for connecting various generations of audio and video to computers). So when this chunky thing arrived with its nice sleek design and metal shell, I was actually a bit surprised. But again, if you're going to charge $70 for an audio-USB converter, it better be resilient and look better than the typical add-on. And so far its performance hasn't disappointed either, so all-around a great pick-up thus far.

Für dem Preis, gibt es bessere Interfaces. Dieses hier wird dazu noch falsch beworben, es sind keine 24/196hz möglich. Dazu rauscht es extrem, sobald Monitoring aktiviert ist.