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Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 18 In/8 Out USB 2.0 Audio Interface with Four Focusrite Mic Preamps
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- Four award-winning Focusrite mic pres with 18 inputs and 8 outputs
- Two independent headphone outputs each with a level control
- Rugged metal unibody chassis
- High quality 24bit 96KHz audio interface for Mac, PC and iPad
- Includes an authorization code for Ableton Live Lite, Scarlett Plug-in Suite (RTAS/AU/VST), Red 2 & Red 3 Plug-in Suite (AAX/AU/VST), the Softube Time and Tone Bundle, Novation Bass Station, and 1GB of Loopmasters samples
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By
Sumit Madan
on June 25, 2013
Style Name: 18i8 - 18 inputs (4 mic pres) / 8 outputs
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I own several audio interfaces, and this is probably the best I've bought in this price range. The most useful (and hardly advertised) feature is that it can operate in standalone and class compliant (CC) mode. There is no need to connect it to a computer, and it works natively with a iPad. I can carry it and use it on stage for monitoring, and turn it into a portable recording studio with a iPad. Do not neglect offline use when buying an interface, I've come to appreciate this feature after owning several devices which only work when connected to a computer and wished that Focusrite had released interfaces like these earlier.
The power adapter supports 110 - 240 V and the connectors can be swapped for different types of sockets.
For a really in-depth review (hardware / software / performance), refer to this review for Scarlett 18i6 (18i8 has 4 preamps, 2 headphone outs, standalone mode and better iPad compatiblity):
http://mikeriversaudio.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/focusrite-scarlett-8i6-and-18i6-review_revised.pdf
The power adapter supports 110 - 240 V and the connectors can be swapped for different types of sockets.
For a really in-depth review (hardware / software / performance), refer to this review for Scarlett 18i6 (18i8 has 4 preamps, 2 headphone outs, standalone mode and better iPad compatiblity):
http://mikeriversaudio.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/focusrite-scarlett-8i6-and-18i6-review_revised.pdf
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By
Seth Balmore
on April 16, 2015
Style Name: 18i20 - 18 inputs (8 mic pres) / 20 outputs
I've only had the Scarlett 18-20 for a day but I feel compelled to review it. I've been using a Tascam US-1641 for years. It's a similar interface with 8 mic pre's, which I need for recording drums, but I wanted to upgrade to something more stable and with better preamps. The Tascam is a budget interface that definitely gets the job done, but bland preamps, dodgy construction, and buggy drivers make it a love/hate relationship. It wasn't until I bought a new computer and upgraded to Sonar X3 that the device finally became stable, but a bug required that I reinstall the drivers every few days, and I could only get latency down to 15ms round trip. I was really just looking for an all-around upgrade: better pre's, stable drivers, lower latency.
I was considering Tascam's newest iteration, the US-16x08, which would hopefully give me stable drivers with ongoing support. But besides that, the device appears to be merely a re-skin of the US-1800, which is a re-skin of my US-1641; definitely not worth the price tag. So I've been looking at the Behringer U-PHORIA UMC1820, which has an almost too-good-to-be-true price. The only question is if the thing will ACTUALLY EVER BE RELEASED. It was announced a year ago and there's still no word on when we can finally get our hands on one.
So I finally considered the Focusrite 18i20. It was a little out of my price range, but all the reviews said it was pure quality. Focusrite has a reputation for stable drivers and good support, but I was most excited about the award winning preamps. I took the plunge and bought an open-box item at a good discount. Much to my expectations, the build quality is excellent. The knobs are sturdy and turn smoothly, unlike the plasticky feel of the Tascam. The inputs and outputs are all tight and sturdy as well.Read more ›
I was considering Tascam's newest iteration, the US-16x08, which would hopefully give me stable drivers with ongoing support. But besides that, the device appears to be merely a re-skin of the US-1800, which is a re-skin of my US-1641; definitely not worth the price tag. So I've been looking at the Behringer U-PHORIA UMC1820, which has an almost too-good-to-be-true price. The only question is if the thing will ACTUALLY EVER BE RELEASED. It was announced a year ago and there's still no word on when we can finally get our hands on one.
So I finally considered the Focusrite 18i20. It was a little out of my price range, but all the reviews said it was pure quality. Focusrite has a reputation for stable drivers and good support, but I was most excited about the award winning preamps. I took the plunge and bought an open-box item at a good discount. Much to my expectations, the build quality is excellent. The knobs are sturdy and turn smoothly, unlike the plasticky feel of the Tascam. The inputs and outputs are all tight and sturdy as well.Read more ›
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