Fifine Ampli 1 audio interfaceThe Fifine Ampli 1 is a compact audio interface that works well in a home recording studio, as well as for creating podcasts, live broadcasts, or working with instruments. Ampli 1 works with Windows computers, macOS, and Android mobile devices. Connection is via a plug-and-play USB-C port - there is no need to install additional drivers. On the rear panel, you will find stereo (L/R) outputs for connecting studio monitors and a USB port for power and data transfer. It is ideal for those looking for a functional and easy-to-use tool for high-quality audio recording.Fifine audio interface on a desk next to a laptop and monitorsFull support for studio microphonesThe Ampli 1 features an XLR/TRS combo input with the option to enable 48V phantom power, which means full compatibility with professional condenser microphones. The built-in 50 dB amplifier lets you get a strong, clean signal even from quieter sources. Whether you are recording vocals or a podcast, the sound will be dynamic and clear.Studio microphones and audio interface on a bright deskSupport for microphones and instruments at the same timeIn addition to a microphone input, the Ampli 1 also offers two jack connectors (INST) that allow you to record instruments - such as a guitar or MIDI keyboard - simultaneously. A source selector switch lets you easily control which input you use, greatly simplifying your work with different audio sources.Audio interface on a desk next to headphones, monitor, and microphoneMonitoring without delay - full control over your recordingThe interface is equipped with a direct monitoring function, so you can listen to the sound without any delay. A dedicated knob allows you to adjust the monitoring volume in real time - especially important when recording vocals or live instruments.A man wearing headphones uses an audio interfaceLED indicators - easy level managementEach of the three main knobs (microphone, instrument, output) has a built-in LED indicator that shows the current volume level. A green light indicates a safe level, yellow indicates approaching overload, and red indicates an overloaded signal. This allows you to react quickly and avoid unwanted distortion in your recording.Close-up of an audio interface lying on a desk with LED indicatorsIncluded audio interface USB cable user manual
