RME Babyface Pro USB Audio Interface 2010s - Silver
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I’m selling my RME Babyface Pro as I’ve moved on from recording voice-overs and audiobooks and no longer need it.
If you’re putting together a recording setup and want a compact interface with professional recording and monitoring features, the Babyface Pro is a strong choice. It offers microphone, line and instrument inputs, alongside headphone and monitor outputs, in a compact aluminium enclosure.
RME’s TotalMix FX gives you flexible control over routing and monitoring—useful whether you’re recording spoken word, vocals or instruments.
Key features
- USB audio interface with recording at up to 24-bit / 192 kHz.
- Two microphone preamps with phantom power.
- Additional line / instrument inputs.
- XLR monitor outputs and two headphone connections.
- Optical digital connectivity for expansion.
- TotalMix FX routing and monitoring.
- Compact format for desktop or portable recording setups.
Condition: Good used condition.
Included: USB Cable, Power supply
Please see the photographs for the condition and everything included. I’m happy to answer questions or provide additional photographs.
My Shure KSM44A microphone is also listed separately as part of the same change to my recording setup.
| Listed | 6 hours ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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