The optical input allows you to connect a A/D and D/AĬonverter to expand the channel count, which gives you an extra 8Ĭhannels of ADAT at 44.1kHZ or 48kHz, 4 channels ofĪDAT at 88.2kHz or 96kHZ, or 2 channels of S/PDIF between XLR/TRS combo Inputs, and lastly the optical input. The ¼” TRS outputs to connect to your monitors, the two On the back you’ll find the USB 2.0 connector, Input as well as the ¼” headphone output which offers free On the front of the interface you get the ¼” JFET D.I. Outputs: 2 x TRS outputs for your monitors,

Inputs: 2 x XLR/TRS combo Jacks featuring their ASP8024 Class A Mic Preamps, one D.I. Let’s take a quick look at the inputs and the outputs of the None of them, except maybe the big one, have any give or feel It’s made completely out of aluminum and feels very solid, I’ve ever seen on one of these small interfaces. The construction quality is probably also one of the best

These preamps are some of the best I’ve ever tried,Įspecially considering the price of this interface. The Audient iD14 comes with the ASP8024 Class A Mic Preamp Circuit which is the same one used in the Audient consoles and it also has the Burr-Brown Converters.

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