SOLD: Roland UA-25EX USB recording interface

hubobulous

Here's a Roland Cakewalk 2 port USB soundcard that's been well used in terms of, well, usage, rather than it being a description of its physical state!! A few scratches on the box, but all in good working order.

How does £45 £40 inc postage sound?

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trolley

I presume it would work with Presonus?

hubobulous

@trolley - I would expect so. It uses standard ASIO drivers, so can't see why it would be an issue. Can't say for sure though since I've not used it that way. I've used it with a variety of VSTs and VSTi's and Reaper.

Legionreturns

Bargain! If I didn't already have my Scarlett I'd bite your hand off! 

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scotteh

Does it have midi?

hubobulous

Hi @Scotteh - it does indeed - here's a stock photo of the rear

scotteh

So do you think this would work well for my piano and guitar? I want to play both through my computer (using VSTs etc), and later on record both instruments as well. I see this is quite an old USB 1.1 device - does that make a difference?

hubobulous

@scotteh - I'd say it would be good for your needs. I've used it for recording synths, guitars, vocals and drum machines and there's no noticeable latency with any of this. I've not ever felt that the USB 1.1 is an issue - to be honest, I didn't know that aspect of its technology and its never been apparent that its affected the performance of the unit.

I've used this with outboard pedalboards and VSTis and the only reason I'm moving it on is that I bought a larger model with more inputs to save recabling all the time!!

scotteh

Would you take £35?

hubobulous

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