The results include both 3rd‑generation and 4th‑generation USB Focusrite audio interfaces, as indicated by the product titles and descriptions.
Most listings show USB‑C connectivity and many are USB‑C bus‑powered for plug‑and‑play use with Mac and PC.
Listings commonly advertise high‑resolution AD/DA conversion—many models list 24‑bit/192 kHz, while some variants specify 24‑bit/96 kHz.
They typically provide XLR/TRS combo mic/line/instrument inputs, a Hi‑Z instrument input, multiple line outputs and a headphone output. Some models also add MIDI, S‑PDIF or extra line‑ins for expanded routing.
Descriptions cite analog preamp gain up to about 69 dB and a wide dynamic range around 120 dB, consistent with studio‑grade capture.
Bundles list +48 V phantom power and low‑noise mic preamps, providing the phantom power required to operate condenser microphones.
'Air' mode adds brightness and perceived depth—bringing the recording's character forward so vocals and acoustic instruments stand out with more presence.
