PreSonus Studio 24c 2x2, 192 kHz, USB-C Audio Interface
Studio 24c 2x2,24 bit 192 kHz recording,studio grade converters,2 high headroom instrument line inputs,mixer knob,low latency direct input monitoring,your recording levels,USB C compatible,
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About PreSonus Studio 24c 2x2, 192 kHz, USB-C Audio Interface
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
82% liked the rugged and durable build
When I held it in my hands, I could tell that someone put a lot of thought into it and didn't cut any corners in materials.
I like the build quality of PreSonus Studio 24c very much.
I find the build quality of this audio interface great with fantastic sound and an impressive set of features.
80% found it compatible
The device works on a Mac without any drivers as it is bus powered and USB class-compliant.
The integration with my recording software was seamless.
79% appreciated the variety of connectivity, but 21% found them limited
There is no direct monitoring in stereo, which is a significant oversight.
I was expecting the USB-C to help with latency, but it did not make much of a difference. The internet says that the USB speed is still at 2.0 for compatibility, which I wish was not the case.
88% praised for its crisp and clear sound, while 12% noticed some distortion
The preamps on this device have a clean and deep sound, but the gain is slightly lower than the Focusrite Scarlett range, resulting in a different sound.
I like the build quality of PreSonus Studio 24c, but I found a serious issue with it.
The only issue I had with the product was the output DAC, which had a terrible noise floor, making it almost impossible to use with my monitors to mix with.
86% found the user interface intuitive, but 14% found it confusing
The interface seamlessly integrated with our recording software and is compact and robust.
I am dissatisfied with the Axe I/O interface because it has extra features that I do not use, making the unit cluttered with unnecessary buttons, knobs, and inputs.
I had to do something with this new interface that I didn't have to do with my old Line6. I'll probably switch back to my old one after returning this.
