Description
Product Overview
The DigitalLife USB‑C Audio Grabber is a compact metal device designed to convert analog audio sources into digital files with precision and ease. Featuring five sturdy pins, RCA and 3.5mm TRS inputs, and a USB‑C output, it supports two‑channel audio capture at high fidelity. Weighing just 0.07 kg, its durable construction ensures longevity for frequent home or studio use.
Usage
Perfect for digitizing vinyl records, cassette tapes, and CDs, this grabber fits seamlessly into home studios, educational settings, and podcasting workflows. Connect your turntable or cassette player via RCA, launch Audacity on Windows or QuickTime on macOS, and start capturing. 
Why Choose Us
DigitalLife backs the grabber with a 2‑year limited warranty and responsive after‑sales support. The metal enclosure protects internal components, while the USB‑C interface ensures fast data transfer and broad compatibility across Windows 7‑11, macOS Sonoma, and major Linux distributions.
Key Features
- Five robust pins for stable connections
- Dual RCA and 3.5mm TRS inputs accommodate turntables, cassette decks, and CD players
- Metal housing provides durability and a premium feel
- 2‑channel capture delivers clear, balanced digital audio
- Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux; works with Audacity, QuickTime, and other recording software
FAQ
Can I use this grabber with a turntable that has a built‑in preamp?
Yes, the RCA inputs accept line‑level signals, so a turntable with a built‑in preamp can be connected directly without additional equipment.
Do I need any special drivers for macOS?
The device is class‑compliant and works with macOS Sonoma out of the box; no additional drivers are required.
Is the USB‑C cable included?
Yes, a high‑quality USB‑C cable is included for immediate connection to your computer.
What software do you recommend for recording?
Audacity is recommended for Windows users, while macOS users can use QuickTime or any DAW that supports USB audio input.
Can I capture audio from two sources simultaneously?
The grabber captures two channels simultaneously, allowing stereo recording from a single source; it does not support two independent sources at once.




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