Shure MVX2U XLR-to-USB Digital Interface with Headphone Jack, Integrated Pre-amp with 60dB Gain Control, Zero-Latency Monitoring, 48V Phantom Power, ShurePlus Desktop App, 1m USB-C Cable

Just too expensive but very good product for microphone.

Very good & a convenient way to record sleeping on bed

Great preamp for xlr microphone.

قطعة مهمة لو حاب انك توصل المايك على الكمبيوتر ولا الجوال من غير ميكسر وتشبك فيها سماعة الرأس

高級感のある見た目で◎、USB-Cでこれからの時代も使いやすい。 所有している機器と相性問題は発生しませんでした。 専用アプリケーションのMOTIV Mixがとにかく使いやすいです。 動作はランプで確認できるので安心感もあります。

Très efficace pour le branchement d’un micro sur pc

1. 3 Shure MVX2U XLR-to-USB audio interfaces purchased, 2 good, 1 bad. 2. Great for a small recording setup, affordable. 3. Software to adjust/use the interface is untested, as well as the monitoring functions. 4. Audacity is used, on my end, in a Linux OS setup. 5. Not recommended for smartphone use, however, today's smartphones might be able to handle the load. 6. Stick to manufacturer purchases, if possible. I have been stung twice, one was recoverable. 7. Return process is not friendly, in my opinion. Review/Opinion: For my recording needs, this audio interface has been a great find for the money. I have not experiencing distortion or clipping when playing loudly into my mic. The interface/mic setup picks up every nuance in its vicinity and will help me tune my tone as I journey through the sax world. I cannot say how the interface matches up to a professional setup, however, matched to a SM58 Shure microphone and powered through a laptop using Audacity as the DAW, I have found no issues, IF you get one that works, lol. That is most likely an issue out of Shure's hands as one of the three was a 3rd party buy. I do not use a recommended operating system for their proprietary software to adjust or fine tune the interface during recordings, and frankly I do not need it, so I also cannot speak on the quality and usability of software. You are able to download that from their site if interested. On another note, this little sucker is heavy for its size- it makes me want to disassemble it to see what is in it! Setup: Overall, setup for me was super easy: plug the usb-c cable into a usb-c port, hook up the XLR cable to the microphone, check/setup input device(s) for the OS, check/setup Audacity inputs, test and troubleshoot where necessary. I have tried a usb-c to usb-a (USB 3.0) adapter that is rated for 10GB/s. This has also worked for me as well to power and communicate through the supplied usb-c cable. Microphone setup was seamless. Hook up the XLR cable, done. You also have the option of hooking this device directly up to the microphone's XLR port. Note: I have not tried this setup though, but it can be done. I will report in this review that the one MVX2U that did not work powered up, went green, but did not recognize devices. I thought about firmware, however, that was a moot point as the only fw available is out-dated. I figure someone burnt up something in the device, returned it, the 3rd party did a power test without checking for usability, and sent it back out. So, I will eventually send that one back but its not on my to-do list because it requires finding a Staples or UPS store to play tag with or pay for a label to have UPS pick it up, which is a PIA to me. Ease of use: My experience has been great with this device. It works very well through a laptop or old computer setup with Audacity installed on a lightweight Linux distro. I am not an expert on clarity and such, however, for my requirements, the clarity is fine for recording my instrument. It is not as sensitive to my voice as i would like. That, however, could be mic setup distance and/or my voice, as my voice can be quite soft especially when concentrating on the instrument. I am unable to speak on the monitoring features of this interface as I am only using it to record from the microphone. As a note: I was unable to do this setup through a smartphone, specifically the Samsung S8, which was to be expected. The product does what I want. It is easy to setup, just plug it in. It is affordable compared to other options available and the quality feels like it is there. Even with the hiccup with the bum device I received, I still give this 5 stars.