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Tascam - US-144MKII

SKU: 312476 Model: US-144MKII Serial: 0290394 Views: 34
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*** GOOD CONDITION ***
- Comes with USB cable and original driver CD


The most popular TASCAM 4-channel USB audio interface has been updated with better audio specs and a fresh new look for the US-144mkII. The US-144mkII starts with two great-quality XLR microphone preamps with phantom power for condenser microphones. There's also a pair of balanced line inputs and a guitar-level in for direct recording of electric guitar or bass. A pair of S/PDIF digital inputs and outputs is also included, for a total of four inputs and outputs at up to 96kHz/24-bit audio quality.

The US-144mkII connects to Mac or Windows computers using USB 2.0, and the unit is powered over the USB cable. Zero-latency monitoring is available for recording without the delay going to a computer and back. MIDI input and output jacks allow connection of synths and drum machines. Connect the US-144mkII to monitors through the line output or use headphones with the front-mounted stereo 1/4" jack. Separate controls for line and headphone out means you don't need to switch off monitors to work in headphones. The US-144mkII makes a perfect portable interface with metal components and solid construction built for the road.


* Bus-powered USB 2.0 audio interface
* (2) XLR microphone inputs with phantom power
* (2) 1/4" balanced line inputs
* Switchable guitar level input
* 1/4" stereo headphone output
* MIDI input and output
* S/PDIF stereo coaxial input and output (US-144mkII only)
* Individual Line and Headphone out level controls (US-144mkII only)
* Up to 96kHz/24-bit audio resolution
* Zero-latency hardware monitoring
* Mac and Windows drivers included
* Aluminum case construction