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Focusrite Saffire Pro 14

Focusrite Saffire Pro 14

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For an affordable audio interface that captures professional quality audio, the Focusrite Saffire Pro 14 features two combo XLR/TRS inputs that eliminats the need for a DI box. Optimal for music mixing, the Saffire Pro 14 also comes equipped with MIDI in and out, two virtual ‘loopback’ inputs, and Saffire’s MixControl technology Read More

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Neeko
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Mar 11, 2015
Here's a nice summary of the differences between the Saffire and Scarlett lines. https://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/community/entries/focusrite-scarlett-vs-saffire-interfaces
Basically: This one has the advantage of being bus powered (no DC power supply necessary), while you get an extra headphone out with its own volume pot with the Scarlett 6i6 that is also on Massdrop for the same price.
Far as I can tell, convertors and mic pres are the same.
Haulien
428
Mar 9, 2015
Massdrop does have the USB version (which IMO, also looks like the front panel has been better thought out): https://www.massdrop.com/buy/focusrite-6i6-audio-interface
BIGU
8
Mar 9, 2015
Under Details and Features: "The Saffire Pro features Focusrite preamps for low noise and distortion, Tunderbolt " - I assume that would be ThunderBolt, and not Tunderbolt.
Neeko
0
Mar 8, 2015
Strongly considering this. I use a SSL Alpha Channel mic pre that has S/PDIF out so I can use the converter in that, which I assume to be better than the Saphire's. Plus MIDI I/O is a must for my keyboard.
Personally, I like 'legacy' gear. I think you get better value that way.
Ragnar.Kon
33
Mar 7, 2015
Eh, want it, but can't justify buying a $200 Firewire box.
NEX0N
15
Mar 7, 2015
Who the hell still using Firewire today ?
BrandonNG
3
Mar 7, 2015
Nice to see this on here, I've been using the Saffire Pro 14 for 2 years now, works efficiently for the most minimal of setups. Definitely recommend if you don't have a thunderbolt capable machine.
Slats
33
Mar 7, 2015
Any chance of seeing actual thunderbolt interfaces on here instead of spending 200$ on a trip to deprecation central?
Ragnar.Kon
33
Mar 7, 2015
SlatsThey announced a new Thunderbolt range earlier this year: http://us.focusrite.com/clarett-range
Don't think we'll be seeing it on here anytime soon though.
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