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The Volt 176 is a compact USB audio interface designed for musicians, singers, podcasters, and streamers who want professional sound capture with ease. Compatible with Mac, PC, iPad, and iPhone, it offers one input and two outputs with 24-bit/192 kHz converters for clear, precise sound. Its Vintage Mic preamp and analog compressor let you record vocals and guitar with the warmth typical of professional studios. Direct zero-latency monitoring and its high-quality headphone amplifier make it easy to work in a home studio, during rehearsals, or live.
| Interface Type | Portable USB desktop |
|---|---|
| Inputs | 1 mic/line input |
| Outputs | 2 audio outputs |
| Converters | 24-bit / 192 kHz |
| Preamp | Vintage tube Mic Preamp |
| Compressor | Classic analog compressor |
| Compatibility | Mac, PC, iPad, iPhone |
| Power | USB bus powered |
| Phantom Power | 48 V |
| Monitoring | Direct zero-latency |
| Headphone Amplifier | Professional quality |
| MIDI Input/Output | 1 input / 1 output |
| Included Cable | USB-C to USB-A |
| Included Software | Ableton Live, Melodyne, Virtual Drummer, Marshall and Ampeg virtual amplifiers |
| Construction | Sturdy and elegant |
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