STARTECH ICUSBAUDIOB USB Sound Card Black
- ICUSBAUDIOB
- C-Media CM108
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Adds 7.1-channel audio with optical S/PDIF and dual microphone inputs to a computer via USB
Style Multi Output + Dual Mic
The StarTech ICUSBAUDIO7D adds full 7.1-channel surround sound through a single USB connection. It uses a C-Media CM6206 chipset to deliver 16-bit digital audio at 48 KHz sample rates. The external box provides three 3.5 mm mini-jacks for analogue output plus an optical S/PDIF input and output. Dual microphone inputs and hardware volume buttons complete the feature set for home-theatre or communication use.
The adapter maintains steady 48 KHz or 44.1 KHz sample rates without dropping channels during long movies or gaming sessions. Full-duplex operation keeps recording and playback active simultaneously for voice chat while audio streams. Driver support across Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Server 2008 R2 ensures the same behaviour on older and current operating systems. No thermal throttling or bandwidth contention occurs because the device draws minimal power from the USB bus.
The compact enclosure has no moving parts, so it produces zero audible noise in normal use. Power consumption stays within standard USB limits, adding no measurable load to a laptop battery or desktop supply. The 1.00 by 3.90 by 2.40 inch footprint fits beside a keyboard or behind a monitor without blocking adjacent ports. Optical S/PDIF pass-through remains active without extra heat or interference.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | ICUSBAUDIO7D |
| Part | ICUSBAUDIO7D |
| Audio Chipset | C-Media - CM6206 |
| Channels | 7.1 |
| Sample Rate | 48KHz |
| Digital Audio | 16-bit |
| SPDIF In | Optical |
| MIC In | Yes |
| Interface | USB |
| External Box | Yes |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows 10 (32 / 64), 8 / 8.1 (32 / 64), 7 (32 / 64), Vista (32 / 64), XP (32 / 64), 2000 Windows Server 2008 R2, 2003 (32 / 64) |
| Features | Full 7.1 audio outputs via 3.5mm mini-jacks Optical S/PDIF input (pass through) and output Dual microphone input Built-in volume control buttons Full-duplex recording and playback Supports 48 / 44.1 KHz sample rate for recording and playback High Speed USB 2.0 compliant host interface, with transfer rates up to 480 Mbps |
| Dimensions | 1.00" x 3.90" x 2.40" |
| Weight | 0.50 lb. |
| Package Contents | 1 x USB to Audio Adapter 1 x USB Cable 1 x Installation CD 1 x Instruction Manual |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 146 × 32 mm |
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The ICUSBAUDIO7D is a compact external USB adapter with no moving parts, so it runs silently and produces negligible heat even during all-day use.
You need a free USB-A port on your computer and 3.5 mm speakers or headphones for the analogue channels; an optical cable is required only if you use the S/PDIF input or output.
Yes, the ICUSBAUDIO7D appears as a separate USB audio device in Windows 2000 through Windows 10, so both cards can coexist and you select the active one in the sound control panel.
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