Firefly 302 Plus
- Audio Interface
Related products
Description
Tell A Friend
Reviews
Code: Firefly302Plus
- 5 x 6 24-bit/192kHz FireWire stream I/O
- 2 x 2 analog operation (RCA)
- Front-panel microphone in (XLR) with: 48V phantom power
- Headphone output with dedicated level control
- Low-latency ASIO software direct monitoring
- Power indicator LED
- Powered via FireWire bus or included DC power supply
- Dual FireWire (6 and 4 pin ports) with bus-power
- Easy-to-see accurate LED sig and clip indicators for input and output
- Mac and Windows XP/Vista compatible
The new Phonic Firefly 302 Plus Portable FireWire unit is an easy-to-use, high-quality interface for songwriters to record guitars, keyboards, vocals and more to the computer. Featured are 3 analog (XLR, 1/4" and RCA) inputs and 2 analog outputs, which are streamed to and from the computer in real time through the 24-bit/192kHz FireWire connection. Compatible with the most popular of Digital Audio Workstation software, this compact, bus-powered unit is small enough to go anywhere you want to take your music. Both simple and compact, the Firefly is the most convenient FireWire audio device you will find.
for the price i was paying, this thing is a dreamweaver !! , and i find it runs better on asio4all ver 2.9 ^_^
eri yoga sidharta
06/23/2009, 12:44 AM
Use it on PC, and now on Mac.
I use the Cubase LE from bundle, on Mac (works as well in PC).
No latency problems, no other problems.
Best card at this price.
So thanks Phonic for this card.
I use the Cubase LE from bundle, on Mac (works as well in PC).
No latency problems, no other problems.
Best card at this price.
So thanks Phonic for this card.
Florin Cminor
02/17/2009, 08:17 PM
he comprado la Firefly 302, tambien tengo los Monitores Phonic P8A, y creo que realmente es una excelente tarjera Firewire tiene una muy baja latencia imperceptible diria yo. va bien con distincos computadores: Procesadores Pentium 4 y AMD Athlon .
He probado distintos Editores de Audio, Cubase, Nuendo, Vegas, Ableton Live, etc. con todos trabaja bien.
Buen Trabajo...
He probado distintos Editores de Audio, Cubase, Nuendo, Vegas, Ableton Live, etc. con todos trabaja bien.
Buen Trabajo...
David Mella A.
07/09/2008, 04:32 AM
Great Audio Interface.... but if use in MAC there is no software for this device...
Dekel Maman
02/02/2008, 11:00 PM
"Firefly 302 is a impressive little device with an unexpected flat frequency response with only a slight deviation above 10 kHz. With a noise floor of -93 dB, it offers a dynamic range of 87 dB, which is still good. THD is only 0.0084 % and talkover 90 dB. Overall the price-value of Firefly 302 Plus is really excellent"
BEAT (Germany)
12/03/2007, 02:29 PM
"How should you go about recording your next masterpiece? Why, with the help of Phonic's rather excellent Firefly, of course! ... [The] Phonic Firefly 302 - a compact unit that gives you all the facilities you need to start recording on your computer... All said, this Phonic Firefly 302 can deliver a mighty punch for not much outlay. Exactly how much depends on the power of your computer."
Play Magazine
11/13/2007, 04:40 PM
"Winter NAMM saw the release of the Firefly FireWire 302 and 808 models, two capable and relatively inexpensive interfaces. The 302, a 24-bit system, features two analog RCA inputs, one XLR input, and two analog outputs. [A] compact design make[s] this interface a reliable choice."
Performer Magazine
11/06/2007, 04:09 PM
"Phonic's diminutive Firewire audio interface is extremely affordable and it can record at 24-bit/96kHz. Is it too good to be true?"
Sound On Sound Magazine
11/06/2007, 03:49 PM
"Portable recording systems are more popular now than ever, with musicians also becoming increasingly spoiled for choice as far as compact, affordable accessories are concerned. And although Phonic is a company more frequently associated with heavy duty pro-end audio mixers and power amps, its latest offering is an altogether more diminutive portable FireWire interface – the FireFly 302. Small enough to easily fit in a laptop bag, the Firefly is aimed squarely at those on the move or with limited studio space."
Music Tech Magazine
11/06/2007, 03:42 PM
Have Your Say!
Related products
 |
|
|
|
|
