Again this unit was more of a contingency plan for me but anyone running EL capitan (or a PC) that needs a cost effective audio interface for their home studio or podcast station can confidently purchase this unit and save themselves a couple hundred bucks

This interface is really great

Although the rubber feet have disappeared - my fault, not Zoom's - the interface itself is rock-solid

5/ 5 , no issues, works as intended , and I love how the connections are in the back and the headphones go in the front

Super sleek/modern

I wont go in too deep in the item description because that info is readily available on amazon and the manufacture page

CLEAN SOUND RECORDING WITHOUT A SEPRATE MIC PRE

Pops, clicks, dropped audio are a result of a multitude of factors and not isolated to one interface

I would recommend this product to anyone with a Macbook and OSX 10.7 or higher.

the big knob in the center of the interface is very intuitive and didn't take long at all to get used to

The Zoom TAC-2 was just cheap enough to allow me to buy it and avoid egg on my face for upgrading to a new macbook pro without doing the proper research

What i will say is that for the price the sound is decent - not better than the

BUT after playing back music through it from itunes or the web etc, the sound begins to deteriorate.....choppy playback, crackling and popping sounds and eventually cuts out

It was great for the first few months, but I've been having problems with it for a while now, including stuttering and weird sounds when making music on logic

the knob presses make a thumpy/ click sound when pressed so you're better off setting all your levels before you are in a situation where making sounds is not favorable