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Compact black rectangular USB audio interface with XLR and quarter-inch inputs, headphone jack and RCA outputs

Audiovox M-Track Solo II USB Audio Interface

SKU CH-NV6E-0TAED

A compact USB audio interface with XLR and quarter-inch inputs, 48 kHz resolution and zero-latency monitoring for recording and streaming

  • ColorBlack
  • Specifications4.46 L x 6.43 W x 2.14 H inches, 0.5025 kilograms
  • Connector StyleMic Input Balanced XLR, Line Input Balanced 1/4" TRS, Instru
  • Dimensions4.46 in x 6.43 in x 2.14 in
  • Weight0.5025 kilograms
  • Package Quantity1
  • Record podcasts, streams and songs at 48 kHz resolution for pristine audio capture
  • Connect microphones, guitars and line gear via combo XLR/¼″ and dedicated instrument inputs
  • Monitor with zero latency using the USB/Direct switch on ⅛″ headphone and stereo RCA outputs
  • Transparent Crystal Preamp delivers optimal sound from any microphone including condensers
  • Start producing immediately with included MPC Beats software from Akai Professional

Portable USB Audio Interface

The Audiovox M-Track Solo II is a compact USB audio interface designed for podcasters, streamers and home-studio musicians who need a simple way to capture microphones, instruments and line-level sources on Mac or PC. It records at 48kHz resolution and includes a Crystal Preamp for transparent gain.

USB 2.0 bandwidth and 48kHz ceiling

The unit connects via a standard USB link that limits total throughput to the USB 2.0 spec, so multi-channel expansion is not possible and sample rates above 48kHz are unsupported. Latency-free monitoring relies on the hardware USB/Direct switch rather than software buffers.

Desktop chassis with combo and RCA I/O

A black metal enclosure measuring 4.46 by 6.43 by 2.14 inches and weighing .5025 kilograms sits securely on a desk. The front panel offers a combo XLR/TRS jack with phantom power plus a dedicated 1/4-inch TS instrument input, while rear stereo RCA outputs and a 1/8-inch headphone jack cover monitoring needs. Buyers who require additional simultaneous inputs or digital I/O should consider larger interfaces.

Highlights

  • Record podcasts, streams and songs at 48 kHz resolution for pristine audio capture
  • Connect microphones, guitars and line gear via combo XLR/¼″ and dedicated instrument inputs
  • Monitor with zero latency using the USB/Direct switch on ⅛″ headphone and stereo RCA outputs
  • Transparent Crystal Preamp delivers optimal sound from any microphone including condensers
  • Start producing immediately with included MPC Beats software from Akai Professional

Specifications

BrandAudiovox
SeriesMTRACKSOLOII
ModelMTRACKSOLOII
Part NumberMTRACKSOLOII
ColorBlack
Specifications4.46 L x 6.43 W x 2.14 H inches, 0.5025 kilograms
Connector StyleMic Input Balanced XLR, Line Input Balanced 1/4" TRS, Instrument Input Unbalanced 1/4" TS
Dimensions4.46 in x 6.43 in x 2.14 in
Weight0.5025 kilograms
Package Quantity1
Package Contentsfalse
Disclaimer1 year manufacturer.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the XLR mic input or the 1/4" instrument input for recording vocals?

Use the combo XLR / line input with phantom power for condenser microphones, and the separate 1/4" line / instrument input for guitars or line-level sources.

What does 48 kHz resolution mean for my recordings?

The interface captures audio at 48 kHz sample rate, giving CD-quality fidelity suitable for podcasts, music and live streams.

Does the USB connection limit latency when I monitor through headphones?

A USB / Direct switch lets you monitor the input signal directly with zero latency, bypassing the computer buffer.

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