PreSonus AudioBox GO | USB-C Audio Interface for music production with Studio One DAW Recording Software, Music Tutorials, Sound Samples and Virtual Instruments

This is an incredible entry-level audio interface. It’s compact, easy to use, and delivers clean, high-quality audio for both recording and playback. The included Studio One software and extras make it a fantastic package for beginners or even experienced users needing a portable setup. Latency is low, and setup is straightforward. For the price, it’s hard to beat. Great value and very capable with excellent connectivity.

perfect and compact for my iPad music studio;I purchased an iPad hub with stand that has PD power input to support multiple devices including this audio box go, so I can carry it wherever I go. The audiobox interface connects my rechargeable guitar amplifier to my iPad, and I have subscription to Logic Pro DAW and downloaded some SWAM audio modeling for sax, clarinet and flute at a discount for iOS. I am using my Akai EWI 5000 usb midi plug to the usb hub stand. And the sound from the SWAM is very realistic, better than the builtin sounds in the AKAI ewi. I will be enjoying this for a long time, worth every penny I paid.

I just received this product two days ago and I am already extremely shocked and impressed by this thing. First major pro: the size. I knew going into purchasing this Presonus audio interface was going to be great for portability, but I can LITERALLY fit this thing into an incredibly small sweatpants pocket and take this interface with me anywhere. For size perspective, here is an image compared to this and my SSL2. While the SSL2 is capable of being a portable interface, I wanted something that could fit into a free personal item while flying. This is the perfect travel interface. Second major pro: The clarity of the preamp. Honestly compared to my SSL2, to my ears, this thing has a clearer sounding preamp with less coloration than the SSL2. While the SSL2's coloration (including the 4k button) works for some of my rap records, it doesn't work for every situation. Being able to fire up a second interface with a more neutral, clear sound, is a huge pro. Final major pro: The external features on the interface. At this price, it is impossible to find a great-sounding audio interface for travel purposes with an independent headphone volume knob, a mix knob to mix between zero-latency monitoring and computer playback, and a pair of quarter-inch outputs to link the audiobox go to studio monitors. However, this interface is not without its faults. First con: 50 decibel maximum gain: The max gain from the preamp on the audiobox go is 50 DB. That is nowhere near up to standard with 2022 audio interfaces. No way you can run any dynamic microphone without an inline preamp. I couldn't run my $20 dynamic behringer xm8500 without having to scream into it to achieve an appropriate level. Second con: Installing the software bundle. While the software bundle includes a ton of plugins to help get anyone started recording, the installation process with the bundle is terrible. It takes so long to install all of the free software you get with this interface. The build quality is all-plastic, but the knobs are easy to control similar to the SSL2 knobs. No metering is a minor con, as well as a quieter maximum volume output. The Presonus checks off all the boxes for me with a travel interface. Extreme portability, independent headphone volume knob, all the necessary external features to succeed as a travel AND studio interface, and clear preamps. I wouldn't recommend it for traveling podcasters or dynamic microphone users, but otherwise, this interface blows away its competition. It even competes with the SSL2 with its clear sounding preamp.

I bought this interface for live stage use with my keyboard setup, as it was the smallest and lightest I could possibly find. It works pretty good for that use case, I haven’t tried recording through it much though, but does have overall decent sound. Good price point for a beginner interface but it can feel a little cheap as it’s entirely made of plastic.

Great little interface for a home studio. The Studio One DAW and plug-ins are easy to use. This is more user friendly than ProTools, so beginners should not get frustrated with the learning curve.

es una interface muy interesante permite con tranquilidad un instruento y micro, recomendado para iniciar

I have an older Presonus Studio 1824 (USB-B) version, FP10 and Original Presonus Firewire Studio and Audiobox 96 to compare this with but tried this out as I do not require so many inputs at once and wanted to reduce equipment footprint and modernize. I play guitar with a Line6 POD 2.0 into both inputs as stereo and have tried mono input as well. There is a 2-3 second continual 1-1-1 (3) regular interval buzzing sounds that is audible on all tracks I try to record. Did not have this issue with ANY other of my aforementioned Presonus units. I have taken the POD apart to see if any issues with caps or anything obvious by multimeter with it. The POD is not the issue. Headphone outputs are way quieter in comparison to Studio 1824. Don't have a Db rating or anything but it's noticeable, mix knob either has way too much playback or way too much input, very little happy medium setting. Granted, I bought this unit "used" and by all indications, it came in looking brand-spanking new and as for just playback, it works flawlessly other than quieter headphone output overall. Maybe my equipment is too old/mismatched to work anymore with modern USB standards but maybe this will save a POD 2.0 user's sanity trying to use same equipment.

For over 10 years I have been using a Tascam US-144MKii interface and it performed well until Windows 10 and its updates. Apparently, the drivers are not updatable, and I would get usb-connection issues. Unplugging and replugging was constantly performed. The Presonus AudioBox is wonderful and the sound is very good. I like its size, the fact all the connections are on the back panel leaving the controls only on the front panel to get the right balance from input or output. I primarily use it with my monitor speakers for my desktop, but also connect it from my mixing board to record into software. While it only has 1 instrument or microphone input and no midi, I only need 1 input for my guitar. I should have purchased this sooner due to usb conflicts on the old unit.

Antes de conectarla a tu computadora por primera vez, recomiendo registrar el producto en la página de presonus creando una cuenta. (Lo indica en las instrucciones del paquete) ya que te da beneficios como el programa de edición de studio one y otros programas completamente gratis! Eso sí, si luego piensas venderla, elimina el producto de tus registros en la cuenta. La interfaz es pequeña, por si buscas ahorrar espacio en tu estudio de grabación o escritorio, llega hasta 24 bits y 96 mil khz, una calidad de sonido bastante alta para grabar audios. Tiene una buena ganancia y también la puedes controlar a tu gusto. Al menos en mis pruebas de grabación, el piso de ruido es bajo, vengo de una interfaz Behringer UMC22 y se nota la diferencia, ya no capta tanto el ruido de fondo como antes. La recomiendo mucho para empezar, o por si necesitas una para viajar y conectarla fácilmente en una laptop.

For the money, this is a great little DAC Sound quality is excellent, great clarity. Build quality is solid - its light too. Its small and compact. Connectivity is basic, but covers what it should at this price point I have the Presonus Studio 24c, the Quantum ES2, and this AudioBox Go ... all 3 do exactly what you want The AudioBox Go is a terrific portable DAC, or entry point for your first desktop setup Highly recommended!

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This Presonus audio box is a great audio interface. It works with mobile also flawlessly. Just plug and play. Pros: ● Easy to use, just plug and play. You can also use the presonus driver for more options. ● Bit rate is 96kHz, and bit depth is 24 bit. Which is great and industry standard. ● Design is attractive and small, which makes it easy to carry and store. I really like the design. ● Type c port makes it more compatible. ● Ports are also sufficient. Cons: ● Did not find any. Summary: I recommend this one if your are planning to buy an audio interface. Don't go below this budget as those are inferior quality compared to this one.

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