Focusrite Clarett+ 4Pre USB-C Audio Interface

Good product, still learning how to use.

Slick. Fine casing. Easy to use once installed. Air is good for breathingThe track also

It’s early days - but the sound quality is great. Build quality ands hardware navigation also great. Control software is a bit counter-intuitive but you get used to it quickly enough. Only con so far I’m going to miss level meters on the channels (in the front of the interface).

Great Product

My 11 year old boys really wanted this game and we found the best price here. They play it every chance they get and love playing. Item was as described and was shipped quickly.

Not worth the price, requires a headphone amplifier

Got my edrums and guitar rig hooked up to the rear ports, 5-8 and let 'er rip. Seemed to be enough gain going into a console, and Reaper, as well as the powered monitors I have (7 yo Focal Solo 6's). However, headphone output is terrible, and I mean, embarrassing. If you plan to use these with any cans other than 32 Ohm models, run far away. I can barely hear the headphone output using my Beyer DT880s 600 ohms units. Meanwhile, even my lowly edrum module and guitar processor can easily power these cans.There's no excuse for such poor performance these days. Everyone has ICs capable of driving even the most difficult phase angles on headphones, and headphones are essential for recording. When I contacted them I was told to buy a headphone amplifier. Shame on ... MoreGot my edrums and guitar rig hooked up to the rear ports, 5-8 and let 'er rip. Seemed to be enough gain going into a console, and Reaper, as well as the powered monitors I have (7 yo Focal Solo 6's). However, headphone output is terrible, and I mean, embarrassing. If you plan to use these with any cans other than 32 Ohm models, run far away. I can barely hear the headphone output using my Beyer DT880s 600 ohms units. Meanwhile, even my lowly edrum module and guitar processor can easily power these cans.There's no excuse for such poor performance these days. Everyone has ICs capable of driving even the most difficult phase angles on headphones, and headphones are essential for recording. When I contacted them I was told to buy a headphone amplifier. Shame on Focusrite for not advancing even into the 1990's...Bonus to them for getting the Win 10 drivers right though, installation was a breeze.Look for mine on Reverb shortly....

Review of Focusrite Clarett+ 4Pre USB Audio Interface

After a poor experience with a USB-powered interface, which just wouldn't work properly with my iMac, I decided to spend a bit more on the Focusrite Clarett+. I haven't been disappointed. It meets my needs perfectly and is a very well thought out design, with very good sound and excellent, robust build quality. Absolutely no connection problems—plug and play straight out of the box. Also, I really appreciate Focusrite's attention to detail regarding set-up and use. Everything inspires confidence.

So far, so great!

Easy to setup, run the on-screen mixer program. The default setup is good, with all inputs on and the outputs routed appropriately. Both the back panel outs and the headphones are setup from the beginning. Looking forward to recording and mixing with the higher quality audio of the Scarlett. The only con is the higher price, which is only a con if you don't actually use the higher quality.

Yes

I've had several Focusrite USB interfaces and always found them to be well-made, durable and excellent tools for home recording. The 4 pre, Clarett+ USB-C I have, is versitile, easy to use and consistently performs at a high level. My home recordings have been top notch. For the price, it would be hard to do any better.