YOUSHARES USB Audio Interface for Recording Music, AudioBox Mic Preamps 48v 2 Channel for Streaming and Podcasting Recording

Here it is! If you are looking for a second TUGA E-22, this is it. The Teyun Q-22 is exactly the same thing! Identical front and back. I use one for iPad and one for laptop. These are the best bang for the buck. I do own a Scarlett 2i2 which was twice the price at Guitar Center. Yes the Scarlett is good, but do you need it? No. The Teyun Q-22 is half the price with more options! Spend less money - make more Music! Good luck out there🍺

A good starter audio device for my teenage grandson

Bien sencilla y para cosas básicas está perfecta!

I'm a rather novice bedroom musician who wanted a cheap solution for plugging my bass into my computer for recording and practice. It helped me a lot to diagnose problems with my instrument and to practice with online backing tracks. This is my opinions for a fellow beginner:Pros- Plug & Play, Affordable, multiple power source options, 1/8 in direct monitoring headphone jack. The black part of the outer casing is a metal (likely aluminium). This is good since I've already had a couple spills due to personal clumsiness an forgetting to disconnect cables.indifferent - Sound quality is fair-good. I use it as my main sound output now. An extremely small amount of hiss is present but hardly noticeable when anything plays over itcons- Really needs better instructions on how all the buttons on the back work. It's pretty much trial and error.Tips: if you get crazy feedback loop, make sure pc (rec) button is out (off?).Overall: Decent price, decent sound, decent functionality. I considered this a great purchase for entry level use.

This does what it's supposed to. A little pricey, but worth it. No problems.

The sound is amazing. It does not come with any software, but raw sound comparable to Scarlett Focusrite Alternative.Learn on this if you are bare bones learning.I am not a reviewer shill that gets paid and Amazon has never paid me. Just love music, but too lazy to profit from it.

I saw the good reviews for this interface and decided to go with this cheaper option over the Scarlett Solo 4th gen. Sometimes you win going with a cheaper option, but in this case I lost. After opening it, I plugged it into my Windows 10 PC and got the red power light. I plugged one of my guitars into it and after a few notes I noticed the signal light did not flash. I checked my volume on the guitar and the gain on the interface but nothing.I also noticed it was not showing up on my PC and in Audacity. Furthermore, I made sure the button in back was set to PC out. I then downloaded ASIO4ALL driver. After installing it, I rebooted, and it was still not showing up in Windows devices nor Audacity. I then plugged my headphones into the interface. All I heard was a click, click, click, click, continuously. I had to turn the gain almost all the way up before I heard my guitar. I made sure the High Z was set and the volume on my guitar was still all the way up.But now along with the click, click, click, click, I had a lot of noise from the preamp inside the interface at the high gain level needed to hear the guitar. Also, the signal light was still not lighting up. I searched online for solutions and after another forty minutes or so I gave up getting it to work.With cheap stuff, you sometimes win and get something good or at least ok, but sometimes you lose. I will get the more expensive Scarlett Solo in the near future.

Fairly price, fast delivery and it fit perfectly for what I needed a portable run and gun gear. My basic setup two microphones connected to the interface, that is connected to a Laptop. Only complaint I wish the microphone inputs ports were in the back and headphones 1/4 jack input had been the front instead