The Positive Grid RIFF is a compact, plug-and-play USB guitar audio interface designed for mobile and desktop recording. Key Features and Specifications
- Audio Resolution: 24-bit/96 kHz high-resolution audio conversion with a dynamic range of up to 114 dB.
- Auto Gain: Automatically measures and sets the optimal input level when you plug in your guitar or bass.
- Direct Mode: Provides zero-latency direct monitoring to hear your dry or blended signal in real time.
- Tone Mode: Features three built-in preamp and overdrive emulation settings to add warmth or grit right from the hardware.
- Control Layout: Features a rugged metal body with a backlit display and a single multi-function push-and-turn knob for managing input/output levels and settings.
- Software Integration: Comes bundled with BIAS FX 2 amp and effects modeling software and works seamlessly with any standard digital audio workstation (DAW) on iOS, macOS, or Windows.
- Connections: Includes a 1/4-inch instrument input, 1/4-inch stereo line-out/headphone output, and a micro-USB port.
- Device is unregistered, however in order to transfer ownership, I'll need to enter your email address into Positive Grid's website. So message me after purchase.
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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