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    Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (2nd Gen) USB Audio Interface with Pro Tools | First

    • Pros+USB power and out+Mic and Instrument input+Monitor output+Looks great+Great build qualityCons+I have to unplug from PC to plug into another power source if not using PC+Doesn't work on Linux because of drivers
    • The hardware is very well build.
    • Overall though, this has a really nice heavy and well built feel to it
    • Flawless otherwise and well built.
    • It seems well built but after over 20 hours struggling with the software I gave up and sent it back
    • Nice build and feels like a quality component.
    • I had the Scarlett solo before but upgraded to this as I needed two mic inputs for acoustic recordings along with singing, both are really nice and good quality builds with good interfaces
    • Feels solid with good build quality.
    • All of the knobs and buttons feel well built and the labels are big enough to read from 1 foot away
    • Superb DAC (even if you don't record music, listen to music/sounds through this device is so pleasant)- Build quality/
    • It's well built, good signal & sound, and looks pretty
    • Not a huge deal, but my laptop has some great built-in speakers that would probably be good for monitoring, but I'll never get to know
    • The build of the Focusrite Scarlett Solo is hardy and rugged while remaining streamlined
    • Great build, great sound quality, fantastic pre-amps
    • The unit itself is very well built and has some heft to it
    • This is an excellent built little box
    • Nice and compact with great features and sturdy build
    • The hardware gain and headphone volume knobs don't generate a lot of volume (weak built-in headphone amp), but you can adjust the instrument volume and accompanying track volume in your DAW software to bring the volume up more effectively.
    • Finally, the build itself is good and has a stable bottom grip
    • The hardware gain and headphone volume knobs don't generate a lot of volume (weak built-in headphone amp), but you can adjust the instrument volume and accompanying track volume in your DAW software to bring the volume up more effectively.
    • A very solid and well-built interface
    • great sound and solid build quality
    • Solid build quality
    • Totally clean and quiet I/O. Plus, I love the look of the box