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4 x 4 USB 2.0 Audio Interface with USB-C Connection

  • Conversion with up to 24 bit / 192 kHz
  • 48 V phantom power
  • Two MAX-HD preamps with 75 dB gain each
  • Control functions such as preamplification and phantom power directly from Studio Pro or the Universal Control app
  • Loopback function
  • Latency-free monitoring
  • Standalone mixer mode
  • Two combo inputs Mic/Line (XLR/Jack)
  • Two front-sided instrument inputs
  • Two balanced TRS jack outputs
  • Stereo headphone output
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 178 x 88 x 44 mm
  • Weight: 0.82 kg
  • Includes Fender Studio Pro 6-month trial version (download)
  • Available since January 2026
  • Item number 633952
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Recording / Playback Channels 4x2
  • Number of Mic Inputs 1
  • Number of Line Inputs 1
  • Instrument Inputs 1
  • Number of Line Outs 2
  • Headphone Outs 1
  • Phantom Power Yes
  • Number of S/PDIF Connectors 0
  • Number of ADAT Connectors 0
  • Numer of AES/EBU Connectors 0
  • Number of MADI Connectors 0
  • Ethernet 0
  • Other Connectors None
  • MIDI interface No
  • Word Clock No
  • Max. Sampling Rate in kHz 192 kHz
  • Max. Resolution Rate in Bits 24 bit
  • USB Bus-Powered Yes
  • Incl. power supply No
  • USB Version 2.0
  • Width 178 mm
  • Depth 88 mm
  • Height 44 mm
  • Connection Format USB port Type C
  • Included in delivery USB-C Cable
  • Zero latency monitoring Yes
148 €
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Perfect for use on the go

Fender Quantum LT 4 audio interface

The Fender Quantum LT 4 is the mid-range model in the company's LT series of USB audio interfaces, which are designed for spontaneous recording and the simultaneous capture of multiple signals. It features two MAX-HD microphone preamps developed specifically for the series, each offering up to 75dB of gain, while 48V phantom power allows a wide range of microphones to be connected directly without the need for an additional preamp or booster. Combined with optimised drivers and clean converters, the interface is designed to deliver professional-quality recordings with virtually no latency and minimal setup. The hardware models in the series were the first new interfaces introduced following Fender's acquisition of PreSonus, while the former PreSonus Studio One DAW was subsequently rebranded as Fender Studio Pro.

Controls on the Fender Quantum LT 4 audio interface

Dynamic, natural, and present

This 4 x 2 USB audio interface features a USB-C port, USB 2.0 connectivity, and a headphone output for flexible monitoring, while the two front-panel instrument inputs are optimised for guitar, bass, and other instruments. The rear panel provides two mic/line combo inputs for XLR and jack connections, along with two balanced TRS outputs, while the loopback function is useful for streaming and content creation such as podcasting. For mixing and computer-free operation, the standalone "Mixer Mode" allows the Fender Quantum LT 4 to work very much like an analogue mixer, with a frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz and a dynamic range of 116dB. Conversion is supported at up to 24-bit/192kHz, with THD+N as low as 0.001% and a maximum input level of +14dBu.

Potentiometers on the front panel of the Fender Quantum LT 4 audio interface

The perfect entry-level choice

The Fender Quantum LT 4 is a compact, thoughtfully designed recording solution that makes a straightforward introduction to home recording while also lending itself well to spontaneous mobile sessions. It combines solid recording performance with a simple workflow, supported by two MAX-HD microphone preamps that provide enough gain for demanding microphones, including ribbon models, without requiring separate preamps. Integration with Universal Control and Fender Studio Pro adds useful flexibility, particularly through remote control of the mix settings, while Standalone Mixer Mode allows the interface to operate independently as an analogue mixer for applications such as live performances, teaching, rehearsals, and mobile setups. Its bus-powered design also keeps cabling to a minimum, which is especially convenient when working away from the studio.

Front panel of the Fender Quantum LT 4 audio interface

About Fender

Fender is without doubt one of the most legendary guitar and amplifier manufacturers of all time. The company was founded in 1946 by its namesake Leo Fender († 1991), whose innovative ideas brought a breath of fresh air into the musical world. His Telecaster, Stratocaster, Precision Bass, and Jazz Bass are not only classics – they also continue to shape the styles of musicians in countless genres to this day. Timeless Fender amplifier models such as the Bassman, Twin, Deluxe, and Princeton also enjoy a stellar reputation. Besides maintaining its classic product portfolio, however, the company is also constantly developing new products that make Fender a driving force in today's music industry.

Tailored to individual requirements

The Fender Quantum LT 4 is part of a broader range of audio interfaces, giving users the flexibility to choose a model that fits their requirements and existing setup. Alongside the compact Fender Quantum LT 2 with two inputs and two outputs, the range includes the Quantum LT 4 (shown here) with four inputs and two outputs, while the flagship Quantum LT 16 provides 16 inputs and eight outputs. The largest model is also available in a 19" rack-mountable format and adds MIDI input and output connections for more extensive studio setups.

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Fender Studio Quantum LT 4
dusandelucia 17.08.2026
Well, I miss the gain knobs for instruments.
Than, like some extra feature with Fender Studio Pro? No. You don't use it in real life.
It is good, but there are better on the market.
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