Type d'interface | USB |
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Nombre de canaux | 2.0 |
Largeur | 52.5 mm |
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la taille | 72.6 mm |
Poids | 445.0 g |
Télécommande | Non |
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Sorties casque | 1 |
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Entrée microphone | Oui |
S / PDIF dans le port | Oui |
Port de sortie S / PDIF | Oui |
Type de placement | Externe |
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Rapport signal / bruit de sortie de ligne (SNR) | 100.0 dB |
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Qualité audio | 32.0 bit |
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