
Wave XLR does the work of multiple devices and packs features you won't find in conventional audio interfaces. Like proprietary Clipguard anti-distortion technology, a capacitive mute button, and integration with custom Wave Link mixing software. With up to 75 dB of ultra-low-noise gain, even notoriously insensitive dynamic mics sound loud and clear. 48 volts of phantom power bring condenser mics to life, and two switchable low-cut filters let you remove low frequencies for close and distant mic positions. You can even swap out the faceplate and control dial. Wave XLR — a compact USB interface that gives your mic superpowers.
Q: Does the Elgato Wave XLR support phantom power?
A: Yes, it provides 48 V of phantom power for condenser microphones.
Q: What kind of connector does the Elgato Wave XLR use?
A: This device uses a modern USB-C port.
Q: What is the frequency response of this microphone interface?
A: The Elgato Wave XLR has a frequency response of 20hz-20khz.
Q: How much gain does the Elgato Wave XLR offer?
A: It offers up to 75 dB of ultra-low-noise gain.
Q: What is the maximum input level of the Elgato Wave XLR?
A: The maximum input level is 10 V @ 0 dB gain (Clipguard engaged).