Open Box PreSonus Revelator iO44 USB-C Audio Interface Level 1

I use this awesome device in conjunction with my PC and I can also run my wireless mic system that has XLR output into the XLR input,is great and the software that came with it is awesome. It's a nice modern piece of equipment and I really like the brand name, a very nice device.

The onboard DSP is what separates this from other interfaces in its price class. It's not until over double its price where other brands (Apogee, Antelope, RODE, TC Helicon) have onboard DSP. Plus the included phat channel is more comprehensive than any of the onboard DSP in audio interfaces right now. The phat channel is what I used to spend thousands of dollars purchasing outboard boxes to do. It is great for the vocalist with everything, save for something like BBE Sonic, Aphex Aural, or Helicon Adaptive. It is a bit overkill for a streamer, but it is much more than enough to process the spoken voice appropriately for the stream. It has both XLR (w/ 48V) and 1/4" mono on the first jack. The 2nd jack is 1/8" stereo headset - which also accepts the mic input from a headset such as a condenser boom mic - the 2nd jack also provides the correct stepped down voltage to bias a headset condenser from a TRRS. There is also a 1/8" stereo in jack that accepts a TRS. Jack 1 can also be used with an electret (headset or video boom) condenser mic, but a separate adapter that steps down the 48V to the appropriate 5V must be purchased separately. A straight through adapter will not work because of no power. Turn on the 48V and you might find the mic going poof with a small pop and white smoke. The onboard DSP really shines when used live. Absolutely zero perceived latency and no load on the CPU. No, it not as flexible as using VSTs - but all VSTs add latency which will not work for performers who use live monitors as an integral part of the performance. For some reason, people don't seem to be flocking to this even though it is unmatched in its price range right now. I've had other Presonus interfaces and this one also suffers from interference noise. It is very annoying if listening to the dry open signal. However, with the onboard DSP, it is filtered out and doesn't bother me. The interference was why a previous Presonus interface I've had was unusable - but it also had no onboard DSP. I like the software package that comes with it. But I found it is a bit challenging to get, especially for a musician that parties a lot. However, once its downloaded, it's a very capable DAW plus tone module package. I liked the Presonus Revelator concept so much that I also bought another io44 as well as the AIO condenser mic solution.