MOTU M2

And/\s/now that I am done gushing over this interface one/\s/ feature I Wish the M2 had was a mixed dial to/\s/mix between zero latency monitoring and...

Another thing that I've always really appreciated about MOTU devices that they work on both platforms equally without any issues.

However some non-audiophile people may perceive this as been boring. I recommend interface entry level Motu M2/M4 or go up to RME Babyface territory. Anything in between is an incremental upgrade and not worth it, unless there is specific features. If really want to spend money, look at the component that is the weakest and upgrade it with external unit (external headphone amp, external mic preamp etc).

Two grips, one small and one significant. I have updated firmware and drivers, but the problem persists. Sometimes, when I turn the MOTU off my iMac will disconnect all of my external hard drives and the warning "Disk did not eject properly" will pop up. I know it's the MOTU because it has happened ...

MOTU M2/M4. its literally the best interface on the market atm. GOXLR has some additional features but most of them can be achieved via software. The headphone out on the MOTU is leagues ahead of every other interface.

Pros, it was easy to setup with my Studio One rig, the latency is OK, but I solved that with a Mackie 802 mixer to handle monitoring. Clean preamps and a very healthy headphone amp on the M2, the metering is wonderful and better than most interfaces at this price point and truly makes a difference z...

* I am driving with these with nothing but a Motu M2 and at 2 o'clock on the headphone knob, they are plenty loud. And this interface is powered by a USB cable only! I was expecting to buy an amp, but the Motu is holding up great so I don't think I will drop another benjamin on an ATOM AMP+.

This interface has great mic pre amps and just enough I/O for anything I'll normally need. The headphone amp is plenty powerful unless you're trying to drive T60 Argons then you'll need something more substantial. I love that it has a separate volume nob for headphones and monitors but I do wish tha...

I've been using a MOTU M2 as a DAC, and it sounds just as good as my old Modius did, for a much lower price, not to mention the enormous amount of features you get with that. Basically, no, they don't sound any different. Unless the DAC is deliberately distorting the sound for some reason or nonfunctional, you won't hear a difference.

This product looks amazing all black, everything feels really refined and the included software does what I need. I enjoy the fact that I can drive my Sennheiser HD650's with this without issue. You're going to have to play with it to get a volume you're comfortable with, but it'll get plenty loud w...