Scan code: LN74580 Manufacturer code: 173.601UK

CU-LINK XLR-USB Audio Interface by Citronic

Citronic CU-LINK XLR-USB Audio Interface, XLR Input, +48V Phantom Power, 16bit/48kHz

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Scan code: LN74580 Manufacturer code: 173.601UK

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Product Overview Self-contained XLR to USB audio interface for digital recording. Powered via mini USB connector and delivering full 48V phantom power to the XLR, this interface can be used with condenser or dynamic microphones. Built into the body is a control section with 3 edge controls and a 3.5mm headphone output for monitoring. Designed for connection in-line with an XLR cable or directly onto a microphone for studio, voice-over and podcasting applications.
Features • Sleek, compact housing.
• Switchable 48V phantom power.
• Zero latency monitoring.
• Plug & play for PC/Mac.
• Frequency response: 20Hz - 19kHz (@ 48kHz)
• Connection: Mini USB type B
• Phantom power: +48Vdc switchable
• Sampling format: 16 bit
• Sample rate: 32/44.1/48kHz
• THD: +N0.01% (A/D), 0.05% (D/A)
• SNR: 89dB (A/D), 96dB (D/A)
• Dynamic range: 89dB (A/D), 93dB (D/A)
• Headphone output: 3.5mm stereo jack
• Monitor output signal: 400mW
• Dimensions: 123 x 24mmØ
• Weight: 131g

Specifications
Computer Interface Type	USB 2
Analogue Inputs (Total)	1
Analogue Outputs (Total)
Connections (Input)	1 x XLR (Mic)
Mic Preamps (Max)	1
Instrument Inputs (Max)	1
Phantom Power	Yes
Sample Rate (Max)	48 kHz
Bit Resolution	16
iPad Compatible	No
Dynamic Range	89 A/D, 93 D/A dB
Connections (Output)	1 x 3.5mm (1/8") Stereo Mini Jack
Dimensions (mm)	123x24mm WxHxD
DSP Processing	No
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CU-LINK XLR-USB Audio Interface by Citronic