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# Dual mono 1/4” instrument inputs 96kHz max sample rate USB Plug-and-Play BEHRINGER USB AUDIO INTERFACE BPSCA UM2 - DP33377

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** Bs.1119
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game—because your music deserves to be heard in 3D!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BEHRINGER USB AUDIO INTERFACE BPSCA UM2 - DP33377 by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.1119 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- behringer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted behringer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable Design:** Cassette-sized powerhouse fits effortlessly into any creative workspace or gig bag.
- • **Seamless USB Connectivity:** Plug-and-play with Mac & PC—no drivers, no hassle, just pure audio clarity.
- • **Versatile Audio Interface:** Supports 48kHz frequency response and works flawlessly with top recording software.
- • **Pro-Grade Instrument Inputs:** Dual 1/4” jacks perfect for recording guitars, keyboards, and electronic instruments.
- • **Studio-Quality Sound Upgrade:** Transforms flat laptop audio into rich, dynamic hi-fi sound instantly.

## Overview

The BEHRINGER USB AUDIO INTERFACE BPSCA UM2 is a compact, plug-and-play USB audio interface designed for musicians and audio professionals. Featuring dual mono 1/4” instrument inputs, a maximum 96kHz sample rate, and compatibility with both Mac and PC, it delivers studio-quality sound enhancement and seamless recording capabilities without the need for additional software. Ideal for upgrading laptop audio or capturing electronic instruments with precision.

## Description

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Review: Excellent external sound card for laptops - I bought this to act as an external sound card/digital-to-analogue-converter (DAC) to improve the sound output from a laptop. I have found it to be absolutely excellent and remarkable value for money! Without this device sound output from laptops tends to be very flat with no dynamic range (e.g. an audible difference between quiet and loud sounds). Music lacks depth and feeling. However, as soon as you plug in this device the sound output from the computer is transformed: it goes from being 2D to 3D; from car stereo to hi-fi: the difference in quality is remarkable! The device is about the size of a cassette, and has both RCA outputs (to connect to a hi-fi) and a headphone output. You simply plug it into the USB port on you computer... plug some output cables into the device.... and it just works! There is no annoying software to install, and it works on PCs and Macs (I use both) Sometimes you may need to go into control panel/audio devices and select the 'USB Audio Codec' to activate it, but it really is straightforward. (The device also has audio inputs for recording instruments, but I haven't used it in that function so can't comment on performance.) For the price it's performance is fantastic. I even gave one to my boss as a present and he absolutely loves it too! Compared to more expensive devices I expect a 90/10 rule applies - this device gives you 90% of the performance for 10% of the price. If you listen to music through your laptop/computer through headphones or a hi-fi and value good sound quality, I highly recommend this device! Advantages: - Excellent performance for the price - Transforms sound quality from laptops - Small size - Easy to use - No annoying software - Works on Macs and PCs Disadvantages: - Low price won't impress hi-fi snob friends
Review: (1) As a cheap and really pretty decent USB DAC to play music at a decent ... - I am writing this review from the perspective of someone using it for some functionality in a domestic digital hifi system. This is a flexible piece of kit. Online reviews have identified to me that, apart from its professional recording/musician applications, it also has domestic hifi uses. (1) As a cheap and really pretty decent USB DAC to play music at a decent quality from your PC to your hifi (I haven't used this here) and (2) in order to provide an SPDIF TOSLINK optical digital output from a normal PC to go into another higher quality DAC. Online reviews have said this unit punches well above its weight in both these categories and has good analogue output measurements as well as lowish jitter in the digital domain. This apparently is because the manufacturer has bulk-bought a decent all in one chip that interfaces to USB and generates both a digital stream from this aswell as an analogue, and to boot the manufacturer has also implemented this all in one chip very expertly. So, what do I use it for? In my kitchen hifi I have a combined DAC/integrated amp powering bookshelf speakers. But the amp only takes SPDIF digital inputs and not USB direct from a PC. So I got this lovely little Behringer device which installs in win7 very easily as a soundcard (probably better to get their own drivers but windows does find some generic ones for you). In its properties in control panel in windows you have the choice to output 48khz or 44khz sample rate. I have run it at 44khz as I have been listening to 44khz redbook CD rips. What can I say it appears to correctly pass through an undamaged digital signal to my DAC/amp and it all sounds very nice indeed, like proper lossless digital audio, no hints of jitter or artefacts or any jiggery pokery with the digital material. I totally ignore the analogue inputs and outputs on this little device. It may be made of plastic but who cares, it does a low key but highly appreciated job at a very low price. If you need a USB->SPDIF soundcard/digital format converter for a PC, assuming you can live with the limited sample rates (44 and 48 khz) then I can's see how you would want to look much further than this for most day to day domestic audio uses.

## Features

- Stereo line in to USB interface cable
- Dual mono 1/4‚Äù jack connectors
- Ideal for recording electronic musical instruments
- 2 meter (6.6 foot) cable length
- Simple Plug-and-Play connection to Mac* and PC computers

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00EK1OTZC |
| Audio Input | Microphones and Instruments |
| Best Sellers Rank | 142 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 3 in Computer Audio Interfaces |
| Brand | Behringer |
| Brand Name | Behringer |
| Compatible Devices | [PC, Laptop] |
| Compatible devices | [PC, Laptop] |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Connectivity technology | USB |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 43,987 Reviews |
| Frequency Response | 48000 Hz |
| Frequency response | 48000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00696859053887 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15.9D x 21.5W x 9.1H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Computer Audio |
| Item Weight | 0.57 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | MUSIC Group |
| Maximum Sample Rate | 96 KHz |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of channels | 2 |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS |
| Product Warranty | Company warrants to the customer that the product will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase of the product by the customer. |
| Supported Software | Compatible with leading recording software on the market |
| Supported software | Compatible with leading recording software on the market |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Compatible devices:** [PC, Laptop]
- **Connectivity technology:** USB
- **Number of channels:** 2
- **Supported software:** Compatible with leading recording software on the market

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Configuration, Pattern, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this amp come with any cables?**
A: This is not an amp, it is a sound interface. It comes with no cables.

**Q: What type of USB does this use?**
A: USB -B , The chunky square kind you get on printers.

**Q: does this work with the Behringer C-1?**
A: Hi Robbie, I don't know how is recording going to go as I am still waiting for my MXL 990/991 to arrive, will update my review once I get it. I bought it as it seemed very cheap for what it does, but if recording will be bad I am going to buy Scarlett interface instead. I would recommend this YouTube channel for reviews on Audio Interfaces, have a look for "PODCASTAGE". Good luck with shopping.

**Q: Is the line out connected to the amp/output volume control?**
A: Yes

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent external sound card for laptops
*by J***G on 25 January 2012*

I bought this to act as an external sound card/digital-to-analogue-converter (DAC) to improve the sound output from a laptop. I have found it to be absolutely excellent and remarkable value for money! Without this device sound output from laptops tends to be very flat with no dynamic range (e.g. an audible difference between quiet and loud sounds). Music lacks depth and feeling. However, as soon as you plug in this device the sound output from the computer is transformed: it goes from being 2D to 3D; from car stereo to hi-fi: the difference in quality is remarkable! The device is about the size of a cassette, and has both RCA outputs (to connect to a hi-fi) and a headphone output. You simply plug it into the USB port on you computer... plug some output cables into the device.... and it just works! There is no annoying software to install, and it works on PCs and Macs (I use both) Sometimes you may need to go into control panel/audio devices and select the 'USB Audio Codec' to activate it, but it really is straightforward. (The device also has audio inputs for recording instruments, but I haven't used it in that function so can't comment on performance.) For the price it's performance is fantastic. I even gave one to my boss as a present and he absolutely loves it too! Compared to more expensive devices I expect a 90/10 rule applies - this device gives you 90% of the performance for 10% of the price. If you listen to music through your laptop/computer through headphones or a hi-fi and value good sound quality, I highly recommend this device! Advantages: - Excellent performance for the price - Transforms sound quality from laptops - Small size - Easy to use - No annoying software - Works on Macs and PCs Disadvantages: - Low price won't impress hi-fi snob friends

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (1) As a cheap and really pretty decent USB DAC to play music at a decent ...
*by R***C on 10 May 2016*

I am writing this review from the perspective of someone using it for some functionality in a domestic digital hifi system. This is a flexible piece of kit. Online reviews have identified to me that, apart from its professional recording/musician applications, it also has domestic hifi uses. (1) As a cheap and really pretty decent USB DAC to play music at a decent quality from your PC to your hifi (I haven't used this here) and (2) in order to provide an SPDIF TOSLINK optical digital output from a normal PC to go into another higher quality DAC. Online reviews have said this unit punches well above its weight in both these categories and has good analogue output measurements as well as lowish jitter in the digital domain. This apparently is because the manufacturer has bulk-bought a decent all in one chip that interfaces to USB and generates both a digital stream from this aswell as an analogue, and to boot the manufacturer has also implemented this all in one chip very expertly. So, what do I use it for? In my kitchen hifi I have a combined DAC/integrated amp powering bookshelf speakers. But the amp only takes SPDIF digital inputs and not USB direct from a PC. So I got this lovely little Behringer device which installs in win7 very easily as a soundcard (probably better to get their own drivers but windows does find some generic ones for you). In its properties in control panel in windows you have the choice to output 48khz or 44khz sample rate. I have run it at 44khz as I have been listening to 44khz redbook CD rips. What can I say it appears to correctly pass through an undamaged digital signal to my DAC/amp and it all sounds very nice indeed, like proper lossless digital audio, no hints of jitter or artefacts or any jiggery pokery with the digital material. I totally ignore the analogue inputs and outputs on this little device. It may be made of plastic but who cares, it does a low key but highly appreciated job at a very low price. If you need a USB->SPDIF soundcard/digital format converter for a PC, assuming you can live with the limited sample rates (44 and 48 khz) then I can's see how you would want to look much further than this for most day to day domestic audio uses.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for the money but not quite perfect.
*by M***O on 30 October 2015*

I have come back to PC music production after a while away and realised that Realtek chipsets on most motherboards, although better than they used to be,can't quite cut it, particularly in the latency department. I was loathed to spend £50+ on a proper pro sound card while I was tentatively returning to this hobby so this Behringer UCA202 seemed perfect. It arrived on time and well packed and straight out of the box its smaller than I expected, about the size of a cigarette packet. I plugged mine in a proper USB port (not a hub) and immediately installed and worked (Windows 8.1 and 10), no issues. A little light on the top tells you its on and you get the glow from the optical out too. I fed my 10 channel WharfdalePro mixer into it and connected it to the line in on my Logitech Z speakers. Not exactly a pro setup but entry level music making kit. I tested it with Cakewalk and Ableton and there was a noticeable improvement in latency when feeding stuff in and through the PC i.e. guitar and mic effects etc. Not 0 latency, in fact on my set-up probably still 10-20ms, I used the ASIO4ALL drivers which have mixed success with most people but they reported something like 11ms via Cakewalk. Previously I could achieve similar latency with my Realtek card but it would become unstable and break up and need resetting every 20mins. This didn't happen with the Behringer, it works flawlessly for hours on end and basically it does what I bought it for. Furthermore there's a little switch for monitoring directly so if you just want to echo the in to the out with 0 latency, you can do that but clearly it won't be going though any effects etc on the PC. I also played music from Google Play though the unit and I the is a noticeable improvement in clarity, so much so that I can actually hear stuff in the songs that I hadn't heard before and that is usually the mark of an great audio equipment. I listened through my Logitech speakers and some mid range over ear Sony headphones and in both cases the music was balanced and defined. If you're buying this only for music playback and don't care about music production, as most people will, its worth it for that alone. OK, so why the four stars...Well, I used this on headphones and it was superb, when I connected the line out to the Z speakers there was a noticeable whine, digital interference whine that alters when you move the mouse pointer or change stuff on the screen. That is very far from pro audio or high quality, it doesn't happen on my built in Realtek where I would expect more interference. Now this COULD be the crap cable I used or the positioning, I haven't tested it on ANYTHING else yet. I plan to test it on my proper AV unit in the lounge so I will report back if I notice any difference.

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