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USB audio interfaces, podcast mixers and streaming consoles including RODECaster, GoXLR and Focusrite Scarlett. Delivered across Kuwait.
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INTERFACES AND MIXERS AT AX
The centre of every audio setup.
RODECaster Pro and Duo, TC-Helicon GoXLR, Focusrite Scarlett, Universal Audio Volt and Behringer: interfaces and mixers for podcasts, streams and home studios, from one mic to a full show.
Count your mics first, then check gain (dynamic mics need a lot), phantom power for condensers, and routing: GoXLR and RODECaster mix game, chat and music in hardware, Scarlett and Volt keep it simple for recording.
RODECaster · GoXLR
Scarlett, Volt, Behringer
1 to 4+ inputs
XLR with 48V phantom power
Loopback · Routing
stream and Discord mixes
AUDIO INTERFACE FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about audio interfaces and streaming mixers.
Do I need an audio interface or a streaming mixer?
An audio interface like the Focusrite Scarlett Solo or 2i2 connects XLR mics and studio headphones to your computer with clean sound. A streaming mixer like the GoXLR, GoXLR Mini or RODECaster Duo adds physical faders and voice effects, and separates game, chat and music for streams.
Scarlett Solo or Scarlett 2i2?
The Scarlett Solo has one microphone input plus one instrument input. The 2i2 has two combo inputs for two microphones, a mic and an instrument, or a stereo source. Both are 4th Gen with 48V phantom power.
Will it work with a Shure SM7B?
The SM7B needs a lot of clean gain, so many entry interfaces work better with an inline booster like a Cloudlifter. The Shure SM7dB has that preamp built in and works with a standard interface.
Does the GoXLR work on Mac?
The GoXLR and GoXLR Mini are made for Windows PCs. On a Mac, choose an interface like the Focusrite Scarlett or Audient EVO 4, or a console like the RODECaster Duo.
What is phantom power?
Phantom power (48V) is a voltage the interface sends down the XLR cable to power condenser microphones and active mics like the SM7dB. Dynamic mics like the RODE PodMic and Shure SM7B do not need it.