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...This experience DID afford me the chance to try out a bunch of interfaces. My takes on them.
I had RME Babyface, Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP, Clarett 2Pre, Apogee Duet II, Apogee One, Audient ID22, Apollo Twin. Originally PreSonus FirePod, all others beat the Firepods's preamps quite noticeably.
1) All had pretty good low noise, decent amp gain, no real latency in recording to speak of for Direct monitoring or laying tracks to Logic Pro X on iMac.
2) The ones that had best Input Monitoring Latency were: Audient, Apollo Twin. You could track with the minimal Input Monitoring of these units. There was noticeable latency on the others through the DAW. From ADT to Slack Back Echo latency.
3) There was ZERO relationship on latency between USB, Firewire & Thunderbolt. The Clarett and Apollo were Thunderbolt, Saffire, all others USB 2.0
I wouldn't choose an interface based on these things thinking you'll get some amazing throughput from one over others.
4) The Apogee One was the most seamless. Plug-n-play. No interfering software to get it to work. Only problem with the Apogee's were their I/O were flimsy plugins. Not for sturdy long term use. The Apogee One even popped it's case in the middle like it was falling apart. The Clarett, Audient and Apollo were very hardy metal, well done.
5) The best Mix Control Software were from the Clarett, Audient and Apollo. The Apogee One had one but you don't need it. The Duet did, the Saffire was not fun, the RME was yuck. Bottom line, newest products have the best mix control software for easy use.
6) I too thought "no plugins" for the Apollo Twin. Well, no more. The UAD plugins are similar to the hardware (I have one so I can compare and it's so close it's hard to tell the difference) They are expensive and yet if you get them during sales, worth every penny. Can't say that enough. If I chose the Clarett 2Pre, knowing what I know now, I'd still get a Satellite QUAD and UAD plugins for my mix.
Summary, for the price, ease of software use, great Pre's, etc, the Clarett and Audient stick out as great buys (the Audient is $100 more) I did have an issue with my Kemper and the Audient on the Optical, but not with the Clarett.
I'm quite happy with the Apollo in the end and glad things turned out the way they did. But I thought the Clarett was total quality. It is a very excellent update from the Saffire in every way. Every. Way.