PreSonus releases AudioBox Go, its “smallest, lightest, most portable audio interface yet”
Fender-owned company launches super-simple recording box
PreSonus has released AudioBox Go, a super-simple audio interface that promises to give you everything you need to start recording.
This 2-in/2-out, 24-bit/96kHz device comes with a PreSonus XMAX-L preamp that offers 50dB of gain and +48v phantom power. This comes on a combo jack that also gives you a line-level input for synths, drum machines and the like, and there’s a second dedicated instrument input for electric and bass guitars.
There are balanced 1/4-inch outputs on the rear, and a headphones output on the front that comes with its own level control. A mix control is included for monitoring purposes, and there are also gain controls for the two inputs and a main output control.
The AudioBox Go has a USB-C connector and is compatible with PC, Mac, iOS and Android devices. It comes with a licence for PreSonus’s Studio One Prime DAW and Studio Magic software suite, which contains virtual instruments, effects plugins and more.
AudioBox Go is available now priced at $80. Find out more on the PreSonus website.
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