Digigram UAX220-Mic USB Audio Interface

2 mic preamplifiers with independent 48V phantom power supply and gain control (0-55 dB). Max input level +10 dBu
1 stereo balanced analog line input / 1 stereo bal. ana. line output / 1 headphone output (indep. level control).
Max input level +22 dBu. Neutrik connectors including 1/4 inch jack for headphones.
Powered by USB. USB Audio compliant : Windows XP, Vista, and 7 32 & 64-Bit (DirectSound), Mac OS X (Core Audio), and Linux (ALSA) drivers.
Virtual PCX compatible, ASIO management via third-party interface (Windows XP), Windows Vista.

Features:

• Main hardware features
• 2 balanced analog mono mic/line inputs, with a maximum input signal of +10 dBu
• 2 balanced analog mono line outputs, with a maximum output signal of +10 dBu
• Switchable -12 dB input signal level attenuator for UAX220v2, -20 dBu for UAX220-Mic
• Switchable zero-latency direct hardware monitoring of the inputs on the outputs
• Note: the input monitoring is mixed on the output with the sounds played by the application.
• Possibility to switch the input monitoring to mono mode “left channel + right channel”
• Possibility to record both inputs mixed
• 1 stereo headphone output on female 1/4 '' jack with knob for gain adjustment
• A/D and D/A conversions up to 24 bits/48 kHz
• 2 knobs for left and right input gain adjustment, from +20 dB to +55 dB with switchable -20 dB input attenuation
• Left and right 48 V phantom power switches for static microphones
  
  
• Software Features
• UAX220-Mic complies with the USB Audio specification. Therefore, and depending on the operating system used, it is compatible with WDM DirectSound, ALSA, and CoreAudio. Furthermore, it is possible to use a third-party ASIO driver (Asio4all, Ploytec).

Specifications:

• Hardware Requirements
• A USB port (standard 1.1 or higher)
• Minimum Apple hardware configuration: PowerMac G3, G4 or G5 with 128 MB RAM
• Minimum PC configuration: Pentium III (or equivalent), 256 MB RAM.
• Supported operating systems
• Windows
• Mac OS X
• Linux