Fender Audio Interface - USB-C, 2x2

The Fender AudioBox Go is a compact, versatile 2x2 USB-C audio interface designed for musicians, p...

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The Fender Audio Interface - USB-C, 2x2 is for musicians, podcasters, and content creators seeking portable, professional audio recording. Its key benefit is delivering clean, detailed sound with versatile input options in a compact, bus-powered unit. A potential caveat is its focus on essential features, which might omit advanced functionalities for highly specialized studio needs.

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Model Part Number2777700712
BrandFender

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FAQs

Is the Fender Audio Interface bus-powered?

Yes, it is bus-powered via USB-C, meaning it draws power directly from your computer and does not require a separate power adapter.

What is the maximum sample rate and bit depth?

The interface supports up to 24-bit/96 kHz resolution, offering high-quality audio capture.

Can I use this with my iPhone or iPad?

Compatibility with iOS devices depends on the specific device's USB-C capabilities and the need for a powered USB hub or adapter. It is primarily designed for computers.

Does it come with any software?

The interface is designed for seamless integration with DAWs like Fender Studio and Fender Studio Pro, as well as most other audio software. It does not typically include bundled software itself.

What type of microphones can I connect?

You can connect microphones via the XLR combo input. Condenser microphones can be used with the +48V phantom power, while dynamic microphones can be used without it.

How do I monitor my audio without delay?

Use the 'Mix' control knob. Turning it towards 'Direct' increases the level of the input signal you're hearing, reducing or eliminating latency. Turning it towards 'Playback' increases the volume of your computer's output.

Can I connect two microphones at once?

You can connect one microphone to the XLR combo input. The other input is a dedicated instrument (TS) input, not suitable for a second microphone.

Troubleshooting

No audio input detected

Ensure the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the interface and the computer. Verify that the correct input is selected and gain is turned up. Check that the microphone or instrument is functioning and properly connected.

No audio output / No sound from speakers or headphones

Confirm that the interface is selected as the default audio output device in your OS and DAW. Check that the main outputs or headphone jack are properly connected and the volume is turned up. Ensure the connected speakers or headphones are powered on and functional.

High latency (delay) during recording

Lower the buffer size in your DAW's audio settings. Ensure you are using the direct monitoring feature (Mix control) for zero-latency tracking. Close unnecessary background applications on your computer.

Cracking or popping audio

Check for potential USB connection issues; try a different USB port or cable. Reduce the buffer size in your DAW. Ensure your computer meets the system requirements for the sample rate and bit depth you are using.

48V Phantom Power not working

Ensure the phantom power switch is engaged. Confirm that the microphone requires phantom power (dynamic microphones typically do not). Check the USB connection for stable power delivery.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely portable and compact design
  • High-resolution 24-bit/96 kHz audio conversion
  • Versatile input options for various sources
  • Zero-latency monitoring for accurate tracking
  • Simple USB-C bus-powered operation

Cons

  • Limited number of inputs/outputs for complex setups
  • May lack advanced routing or software features found in larger interfaces
  • Requires a computer or compatible device for operation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Connect the interface to your computer using the provided USB-C cable.
  2. Connect your microphone, instrument, or line-level device to the appropriate input.
  3. Connect studio monitors or powered speakers to the main balanced ¼-inch TRS outputs.
  4. Install necessary drivers if prompted by your operating system or DAW.
  5. Select the Fender Audio Interface as your audio input and output device in your computer's sound settings and your Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).

Compatibility:

  • Operating Systems: Compatible with Windows and macOS.
  • DAWs: Works seamlessly with Fender Studio, Fender Studio Pro, and most other major DAWs and audio applications.
  • Connectivity: USB-C

Care:

  • Keep the interface dry and away from extreme temperatures.
  • Clean the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents.
  • Ensure all cables are securely connected but avoid excessive force when plugging or unplugging.
  • Store in a safe place when not in use to prevent damage.

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