Behringer U-CONTROL UCA202 USB-Audio Interface

They make USB DACs that cost 100 times as much as this. Unlikely they sound 100 times better. This one has a very flat tonal quality, and when tweaked with an EQ, is still a little weak on the highs. Got mine to try and easily improve the audio quality of a 20 year old AMD Windows Vista 64 bit I inherited. It did. Overall best qualities would be 1.) not any chance of listener fatigue. 2.) performance to dollars ratio is impressive. 3.) No need to waste time digging through the web trying to find drivers. I did not connect headphones or a toslink to check those. My overall evaluation summary is to buy this and enjoy the music.

I bought this product to connect my Pocket Operator PO-20 to my computer so i can live record while i play. It works perfectly, just how i expected. Sound quality is excellent too.

I use it in my studio for my internet live show

I recommend , who needs to convert there cassette tape or reel to reel to digital . It's super easy to use this small unit .

Liked the product. Use it for recording live shows and they come out amazing. Definitely recommend.

I originally used other audio interfaces in the past, that have since become obsolete (through drivers primarily). The UCA202 while not a pro interface, has out preformed some of my older gear, and at bargain price too. So far I have only ran into a recording issue with it once - when I was recording multiple instruments one at a time (most likely a software issue and not hardware, as I found I had to save the audio and close the file to record another). Although I like to play around with some audio (various instruments) occasionally, my primarily use is to input finished audio (recording my vinyl records, or special tapes that are not available on any other format), to output finished tracks to my audio system gear for listening, and make recordings on my equipment (CD's, cassettes, and even 8-track's) for personal use. Which it works wonderfully for, and gives a much clearer sound than I have heard for awhile. For my use the UCA202 outpaces my motherboards sound card of course, older nearly incompatible gear, and even a new internal sound card I purchased separately costing much more - but that one is worthless (in that regard avoid Creative sound cards). I've hard zero latency issues using it so far, even with various software programs. I'm impressed with the sound quality and would recommend it to anyone that isn't a recording musician that needs a higher frequency response for recording. It is plug-n-play on all the systems I've tried, Linux and various Windows systems, and as a plus works on laptop/notebook systems too as it is USB.