Arturia MiniFuse 1 White USB-C Audio Interface with Headphones and XLR Cable
A portable USB-C audio interface with a single combo input, 110dB dynamic range, -129dB noise floor, and built-in USB 2.0 hub
- 110 dB dynamic range captures every nuance
- 129 dB equivalent input noise keeps recordings clean
- Rugged aluminium casing protects the unit on the move
- Built-in USB 2.0 Type-A hub connects a MIDI controller
- Combo XLR / 1/4" input handles mic, line or instrument signals
Portable USB-C Audio Interface
The Arturia MiniFuse 1 is a compact 1x2 USB Type-C audio interface built for mobile recording. Its rugged aluminium casing protects a single combo input that accepts both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. A built-in USB 2.0 Type-A hub lets you connect a MIDI keyboard or controller directly. The bundle adds studio monitor headphones and an XLR cable for immediate use.
Solo creators and mobile producers
This unit suits singers, guitarists, podcasters and streamers who need one high-quality input and simple monitoring. The virtual loopback channel captures computer audio alongside a live source for voiceovers or playthroughs. Buyers who require multiple simultaneous microphone inputs or separate line-level inputs should consider a larger interface.
110dB dynamic range and -129dB noise
The preamp delivers a 110dB dynamic range with an equivalent input noise of -129dB for clean, detailed recordings. Individual volume controls on the 1/4 inch speaker and headphone outputs provide flexible monitoring. The single combo input limits sessions to one microphone or instrument at a time.
How it compares
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- Price $88.99
- Cheaper than about 89% of the 106 comparable items (median $312.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Arturia MiniFuse 1 require a separate power supply to operate?
No, the MiniFuse 1 draws power directly from the host computer over its USB-C connection, so no external adapter is needed.
Can I connect a USB 2.0 MIDI keyboard to the interface's built-in hub without issues?
Yes, the integrated USB 2.0 Type-A hub is designed for exactly that, allowing a controller to share the same computer port as the interface.
How can I verify the interface is capturing audio at its specified 110dB dynamic range after setup?
Record a test signal in your DAW, then measure the noise floor; a clean result near -129dB equivalent input noise confirms the preamp is performing to spec.
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