Audio Recording Studio Computer

[96 dB ] When recording in the studio, or on site, these are a must have. Very crisp, precise audio.

[6' / 1.8 m] In setting up my sound studio I needed to move the computer farther from the area in which the recording would actually take place. These cables are the perfect way to accomplish that. With the drone of the cooling fans now safely distanced, recordings are measurably better.

[WAV] Finally gave up on computer based recording and wish I had done it long ago. For a small home studio, this is the only way to go for me. The low price is just a bonus and a big one at that. A++

[Pop Filter] used for TV studio recording

[0.395 lb] I use it perfectly with the Behringer X Air XR18, for USB recording of 18 audio tracks to the computer located at 50 meters with a Cable RJ45 cat5.E

[Metal] I'm using this mainly to get high quality audio output from my computer to my high-end stereo. Overall, the sound is excellent. Especially the clarity and detail in the high end. The bass is just slightly less tight than the output from my CD player, but quite acceptable. I suspect even that would not be an issue with the balanced outputs. Connecting two Rode NT1A large condenser mics in a stereo pair results in a very high quality recording with a low noise floor, as you might expect from a company like SSL. You can also record one mic for vocals and a direct input from a guitar. Supposedly the channel 3/4 output lets you create a custom headphone mix when doing multitrack recording. I couldn't see how to do that in the DAW software I'm using (Audacity on Windows).

[0.8 lb] This makes recording with a professional XLR microphone directly into a computer super easy. The description says, effortlessly connect your microphone, and it was correct. This is truly plug and play. My computer recognized it fast, and I was up and running in no time at all. It used to be a hassle and require more equipment for me to do what I can do effortlessly now with this audio interface. I like that it can work with both dynamic microphones and condenser mics because it also provides phantom power if you select it to do so. That is great, and again makes my life easier. Having a mic gain is also very helpful to achieve proper levels. And a headphone jack and headphone volume control is another added bonus that I appreciate very much. I plugged it directly into the back of my mics XLR output and then sent the USB C directly to the computer which was the easiest way for me. The sound that came from it was clear and crisp. I noticed no delay and no added noise. The build quality on this interface is also impressive. It is all metal and well-made. The dials feel well made and it comes with dedicated Velcro straps if you want to attach it to something, like a boom pole or stand. I am very happy with this XLR to USB-C audio device. It has made recording audio straight to a computer much easier and with great quality. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Black] Needed to replace a similar cable from our mixer to an audio recording computer. Great length, nice molded strain relief on both ends too.

Needed to replace a similar cable from our mixer to an audio recording computer. Great length, nice molded strain relief on both ends too.

[16-Pin LEMO] Using this to run from my computer to my analog to digital audio interface for recording. Working great!