Focusrite Scarlett Solo

, That’s the downer on the Focusrite Scarlett Solo and that’s. Why? If you want a longer-lasting purchase, I would recommend you to get the Scarlett 2...

Besides, that, there's really nothing negative to say about this audio interface. It's currently one of the best-selling audio interfaces in this pric...

Personally, the look and quality are both qualities that I prefer over other options such as the GoXLR, the Focusrite Scarlett Solo, and the Rode AI-1. My current headphone upgrade choice is the Beyerdynamic DT77X Go, but I am not sure if these would be worth it over the HiFiman Sundaras. I am also a bit new to the audiophile scene, so there might be a few things that I don't know of that you might.

Otherwise, the Scarlett 2i2 is practically a must-have for upgrading your recordings. The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 is a simple stereo input box that's ideal for recording and mixing both music and podcasts. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox.

For the audio interface, I decided to get the Focusrite Scarlett Solo. It seems like a nice balance between price and quality, and probably good enough for my purpose. And I don't foresee ever needing a second XLR port.

REVISED REVIEW: I'm an easy customer. The thing works, I'm happy. Thing doesn't work, I'm unhappy. The Focusrite worked out of the box (YAY!). Then it has issues (BOO!). Then I resolved said issues (YAY!). Now it works as expected. Has this device been a walk in the park? No, not really. There are s...

I have a Focusrite Scarlett Solo, I use the RCA outputs for speakers, 6.3mm jack for headphones, and XLR for ModMic input. I don't make music or anything, the mic is just for gaming and I like good audio. The problem is that I'm trying to build my desk setup to be cleaner, without any wires etc, and the Focusrite is really an eyesore. It functions great but the plugs on the front are just bad looking.

I would give the 2i2 product all 5 stars, but 4i4 has a couple of deficiencies that really affect its usability. The only reason for me to get a 4i4 (over 2i2) was having the two line inputs 3 and 4 in the back. I have guitar pedals and other instruments with standard stereo line outputs and I wante...

Process all your audio output that way, plug in your headphones, and if you want to hook up some nice speakers too it’ll be no problem. I use a Steinberg UR-22, but you’d probably want something with a single input like a Focusrite Scarlett Solo. You’d also be able to plug in an instrument or XLR mic if you ever wanted to. TONS of good reviews out there for audio interfaces, I highly recommend Podcastage on YouTube for interface and mic reviews alike.

I am personally a newbie to audio interfaces and this is my first venture into this type of product. I feel like I've got a relatively good ear for music and discerning different audio equipment. To me the background noise when it is set to a high gain is pretty impressively low. Now I really haven'...