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This review is about the sound quality of the converters and nothing else. I'm coming off a Roland Quad Capture, aka UA-55, which I've been using the better part of the past 7 years. Taken at face value the Roland was fine. But when you compare it to this, your ears will not allow you to lie to yourself about which one sounds better. From early on, I've always felt like something was missing after using the UA-55 to track my samplers and beats into the DAW. I thought something was wrong with my ears, because every review I've read of the UA-55 made it seem like there was little left to be desired from using this device. I also found it strange that there's little to no reviews comparing the Quad Capture to other names. I decided to buy the BOOM after reading reviews of the ADAC and I can tell you now, this device has helped my recordings sound more compelling in terms of sound. THIS DEVICE keeps more of what I like to think of as the "soul" in the sound of what I track through it. Too often tracking my beats using the UA-55 left the recording sounding like life was missing, where as tracking with the BOOM now feels like a more accurate representation of what I heard in my room before I put it into the PC - more detail in the bottom-end and more depth of field. Overall a more full and high quality sound. Not to mention, what I play back through the DAW itself now give a more accurate picture as well. If this device sounds this good, I can only imagine what the other products higher up the tier list that Apogee has sounds like. And just like that, I've decided I will only buy their products now for this part of my setup. While I'm not a fan of the BOOM only having one mic pre, or that the headphone input is on the back, I would still recommend to music producers this device out of all others in its price range, based on sound alone. The sound is what's most important to me. When I sample into my MPC, it takes what I sample and makes it sound better, and I want my audio interface to have that same respect. Read more

Apogee es reconocida en el mundo por sus convertidores de precisión y claridad en la grabación . Gracias a la precisión de su reloj interno los conversares 192kHz y 24 bit dan un sonido limpio y claro . Y la integración de un DSP interno consigue realizar algunos procesos con latencia casi cero . Funciona muy bien en Mac y en Pc . Solo mejorable con los modelos superiores . Tengo varias tarjetas y esta suena mejor que mi Digi 192 HD 👍 Read more