In short, this is an Audient ID 14 MKII. This thing has a built-in ASIO driver that is capable of very low-latency audio processing at rates up to 96 kHz.

It can also pass through analog input signals which are ready for recording, as well as a loop-back feature that allows you to record your desktop audio.

All in all, a more than welcome addition to my ever growing production setup. I actually use this device as my main sound driver. And it has worked very well so far, with minimal noise and an excellent latency/quality ratio.

Mind you: the iD14 has a 2x XLR input that allows you to record stereo instruments, but beware that you don’t make the mistake of buying the iD4 instead, since that one only has 1 mono input. Let this be a fair word of warning should you ever want to buy an audio interface. Make sure you buy one with 2 inputs of the same type.

Anyways, that’s all.