Motu M2 2x2 USB-C Audio Interface with XLR-XLR Cable Bundle
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About Motu M2 2x2 USB-C Audio Interface with XLR-XLR Cable Bundle
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
87% liked the rugged and durable build, while 13% found it flimsy
I have been using the interface for 2 years and learned to invest in quality products. It's better to spend more money once and be satisfied with the product.
The USB side of the product is terrible and glitchy. Sometimes I have to turn the interface off and on again because the driver drops out.
The XLR jack is loose and needs to be held/pushed up just to work.
83% found it compatible
The MOTU-M2 is a great mic interface for live streaming and voice over recording with its solid all metal construction, USB powered feature (no power bricks) and low latency.
78% appreciated the variety of connectivity, but 22% found them limited
The device has MIDI connections, switchable direct monitoring per input, and high-quality 24-bit audio.
Sometimes the interface is glitchy and I have to turn it off and on again when the driver drops out.
80% praised for its crisp and clear sound
The device has low latency, excellent sound quality, and two dedicated LCD screens for easy level balancing.
I found the headphone amp to be very good. Most of my headphones sound better running through this. However, I faced an issue with some 250 ohm impedance phones where I had to turn the gain all the way up and the bass response seems lacking.
74% found the user interface intuitive, but 26% found it confusing
This interface has the best features with a usable meter and even just an on/off switch.
I have found that the headphone amp of this device is very good and most of my headphones sound better running through this.
This interface has the best features, including a usable meter and an on/off switch.
The interface freezes randomly during program actions.
