Very clean and open sound.

The best part is the sound was great.

The noise I was hearing when no sound was going is gone, and audio sounds a lot cleaner

In any case, this Behringer device allows me to use USB to bypass the headphone jack, so all I get is nice, clean sound for my headphones

Also, the sound volume is not so bad for typical low ohm headphone like MDR-V6.I will use this device to record music from my PC to my tape deck - I like the sound of tape

I was needing a USB sound card/interface to run karaoke from a laptop and was looking at devices (M-Audio, Soundblaster, etc) costing a hundred dollars or more to connect the computer to a mixer or receiver, and while I don't have any direct experience with those devices, the reviews I've read of the Behringer UCA202 on different karaoke forums convinced me that you don't need to spend $100+ to get good sound out of your computer.

I have an AIO (All In One) computer that I use a lot, including recording and watching TV and the sound is just plain terrible

The sound was always a pain since it's in the back of the machine and hard to reach

It was delivered today and I didn't even read the instructions; just hooked it up and sound again came out of the speakers - wonderful sound - loud and clear.

If you do karaoke or blast your music from a cheap computer sound card, this is the most economical way to take it straight from the USB bus.

Obviously it's not an audiophile quality digital to analog converter (DAC), but if your computer has bad onboard sound, this will let you listen to music or watch movies with crystal clear sound and no hissing or static whatsoever.

I'm not a super savvy sound enthusiast but was looking for a way to revamp my dad's old stereo system

I used it to play music at my daughter's wedding reception through my laptop and I love the improved sound.

It took me a while to figure out that the plugged in headphone jacks were causing excessive sound of air and weird metering charts on my computer

First of all I know that if you like the way your drums sound in real life, then you should expect a 99% accurate recording of them

Unbelieveably good sound

My laptop has really bad sound out of the headphone jack; there's hissing and it really sounds unpleasant

Used Virtual DJ and I can pre-que and split sound to two different outputs to que the upcoming song which is exactly what I bought it for

The other glowing reviews made me think it would have had much better sound, but my Audioquest USB DAC blows this completely out of the water

Once I dialed in the crossovers and other details on the receiver I have freaking amazing sound!If they would release one of these in

Easy to use, and the recordings sound good

Then the sound of toms... some of them (Evans - especially) are pure incorrect

Is the best usb sound card, because with Asio drivers can scratch in virtual dj, deckadance, with a time code vinil, Very cool

In short, the UCA202 was easy to install, works as advertised, and offers good sound for my purposes

Now I have to find a better one that has little to no latency and won't distort the sound

It had more limited sample rates than my onboard, it didn't support surround sound out of the spdif

I have recorded a keyboard, a bass, a guitar running through a Zoom (and without) and a drum machine and, every time, the sound is clear and the effects are preserved.

Love the sound

The Behringer is best known for its ability to clean up the sound of vinyl

The sound is superior to the onboard sound for the laptop and better than the sound out of the iPad

just as described, no buzz and clear sound

Did you know that there are soft sounds of galloping horses in the background?

Use with netflix, hulu to play movies on TV through VGA cable while using stereo for much better sound.

It's a decent sound card

DJ you will notice most of the clubs allready work on mono, so not a big problem, I wont use this card as a DJ set up but it does work ok, great sound.

good sound....and work fine for me

Crisp, clean, punchy sound that has me scratching my head how Behringer is able to push these out the door for a measly thirty bones

* The audio sounds great, though I'm no audiophile

This little USB audio interface is only $30 and provides fairly decent sound at very low latency

Product delivers flawless sound to my M-Audio AV40 speakers

Recommended for anyone looking for some better sound from there laptop/desktop.

No buzz, hum or noise from the typical cheap internal sound cards

I mean, the 6$ Sabre sound card, was capturing a more accurate sound than this card from Behringer

So if you think you need a decent USB sound card or DAC for your current PC running to your amp and for a very good price, this is it

I think this little unit is an excellent sound utility

Crystal clear sound on both channels

I read a few reviews that say the sound is poor, the reason is probably the *generic* driver.

The NEW one from Adorama works great, just like my "old" one from three years back; perfect solution to a bad sound card, as this gets around it by plugging into a USB port

this is a great external sound card for music coming out of you laptop , but not sound going in in

It works very well; the noise floor is lower and the sound seems much clearer and more transparent

The sound is great

If you need something portable, small and cheap that grabs pretty decent sound in Ableton or some other "DAW", then this is all you need

I purchased this product when the sound on my desktop computer stopped working.

works fine out of the box improved sound without hassle

works fine out of the box improved sound without hassle

So the signals going OUT of my laptop into my mixer sounded great, but I firgured that my brand new Audio Technica AT2035 condenser mic couldn't possibly be sounding so bad

I needed this for two reasons: to digitize cassettes and improve computer sound, so this is an awesome upgrade for a regular old computer.

is the best usb sound card, because with Asio drivers can scratch in virtual dj, deckadance, with a time code vinil, Very cool

Once I dialed in the crossovers and other details on the receiver I have freaking amazing sound!If they would release one of these in

Super clean sound

The sound is amazing.

The sound is better than what you'd get from the headphone jack on your motherboard, but nothing to write home about..

You can inexpensively pull out some decent sound from almost any

The sound is awesome.

There are a few places to get lists of Linux compatible sound interfaces, like

This sounds fine.

Great external sound card

Fantastic sound.

so I get pretty good sounds.

Obviously it's not an audiophile quality digital to analog converter (DAC), but if your computer has bad onboard sound, this will let you listen to music or watch movies with crystal clear sound and no hissing or static whatsoever.

It was delivered today and I didn't even read the instructions; just hooked it up and sound again came out of the speakers - wonderful sound - loud and clear.

Audacity has many features so study up all the Audacity tutorial has to see just how much can be done to make fantastic sounding digital recordings.

Absolutely no hissing sound

Before this I was getting a lot of distortion and cracking sounds

While this sounds good (and I'm sure it does sound good

I did not like the sounds that was coming out of my computer as I was hearing weird background noises, especially when my hard drive was active

Audio sounds good through the desktop speakers.

In the end when i unplugged this interface the humming sound endedAfter unplugging the interface, I returned it to its original box

I don't like the sound of this card

max without it being dropped or suffering any physical damage) the interface began producing a humming static-like sound which was extremely

The sound is real clear no matter what I played

Great sound, and absolutely no hum.

Recently I noticed some slight scratchiness and traced it to both substandard miniature audio connectors as well as the motherboard sound.

Using the Behringer, the sound was much better than the lousy plugs and jacks HP provided, with the additional benefit of providing line-in.

Mobile cans with low impendance sound terrible and with high impendance 600 ohms hifi cans it is too quiet

Fortunately, the sound is great with just the analog outputs.

I have another rig (desktop) with a very expensive audiophile sound

To top it off, both the output sound and the recordings using it sound very good.

The sound is crystal clear.

I use this as a cheap external sound card

If you want the cleanest sound possible from your PC/laptop, then you owe it to yourself to get this.

The sound is dead and lifeless, without much clarity or image

If anyone wants improved sound from their laptops without spending $100 and more, this is the device they want and need, no two ways about it.

YES, you can use software to clean up the sound a bit...but I can't help but think this dilutes the recording somewhat

Great Accessory Sound CardI bought this to trick my computer into recognizing two sound cards

Clear sound, short, defined

I originally ran a rca from my amp to my laptop but when I ran this between my laptop and amp it really cleaned the sound up

Even when I would simply move my mouse or a process would be running, there would be a small hissing/static/buzzing sound that was annoying enough for me to consider another solution

For the price it's a good sound card

I still don't have -great- quality sound, but my humble equipment is at its limits, lol

If you are looking for an inexpensive USB sound card look no further.

My sound is now improved

Not sure exactly how to describe it, but just makes the guitar sound cheap and not entirely clear.

All my sounds had this buzzing noise when played

Product works great connected to an in-car tabletMusic sounds great with this DAC, way better then bluetooth or using the devices built in 3.5mm audio

I constantly get comments about how clean and clear my sound is, and while I largely attribute that to the mixer, this digitizer is just as important a link in the chain.

I bought this, thinking it would be an upgrade from the cheap USB sound card I had been using for my podcasts

This is doing the job very well with extremely clean sound

The price is right and the sound is good.

I'm not a musician or recording engineer, but I've always appreciated good sound and owned middle- to high-end stereo gear, and this device sounds very good.

The sound is much superior to the direct sound input jack I was using on my previous Mac, so much so that I am considering re-digitizing all of my previous recordings

The motherboard died and I replaced it with a little HP mini desktop with a much better processor and bigger hard drive, but a word-processor quality built in sound card, and it's too small to take the fancy sound card from the old computer

But when the sound started coming through so well, I was able to figure out how to get rid of annoying clicks and other unwanted sounds

AND it has a decent headphone quality sound

It produced a great sounding MP4 file.

Clean sound , no noise

It was just what I needed to give me clean sound

easy to connect, sound is clear with my flac files

'cheap' sound

If you are changing the rate you can only degrade the sound not make it better

I am wondering, however, if a typical sound card, be it on-board or not, and the appropriate adapter cable(s) wouldn't perform just such the results that are intended with this device.

I have found many others that have had the same complaint, and there does not seem to be any solution other than to use a preamp to raise the signal to achieve a satisfactory s/n

Fl Studio 9 it showed up as one of the I/O options under the title BEHRINGER USB AUDIO and now my microphone sounds perfecly clear, and so do my mixes

UCA222 U-Control Ultra-Low Latency

then lookup using Audacity in YouTube to find how to set it up with the U-control to work

This U-Control works exactly the way I wanted it to

I'm sure I could have spent more & gotten a better converter with better frequency response, but with my tired old ears (mostly destroyed by 25 yrs in the printing business & 40+ yrs of loud rock n roll) I just need something to get MP3 quality recordings out my old tapes & vinyl