Task: Summarization
Input (English): "Patrick" gave a spot on explanation of everything, just in different uses. Personally, I use it vocally, and acoustically and it has worked perfectly in every way, however, either something is lacking in craftsmanship or  i find my ability to adjust by feel is a little more connected to using numbers instead of blanks. I found the quality just like Patrick said. I too think it "feels almost fragile;" And, "I also used...a mic cable" because for me, that seemed the most sensible solution because I didn't really need it to move it. So, I mounted the connection to my desk; And now I move it very little. Aside from the "no dial or indicators for how far you have turned it," on the gain knob, i think it would be awesome if they just threw in some molded heavy something to give it some weight for setting on your desk. That would make it secure and you would feel like it had a little better quality in craftsmanship. Hey maybe even give the connector itself a littl weight to stay put. Anyways, great product but I guess, "Thats what... he said?..." Regardless,  Pros: Does what it says. Get it if you need it. Its at an amazing price compared to the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001PPXFAG">Shure X2U XLR-to-USB Signal Adapter</a> version. This, however, is fantastic for people saving for a new Presonus interface like me.  Cons: Craftsmanship appears lacking.
Output (English): Almost Five