Is there any disadvantages to using headphones with an audio interface ?

[RoryRB]

So basically I am going to be getting the behringer umc22 audio interface and since it has a 1/4 inch headache gone jack then would it be ok to use a 3.5mm adapter and use it as a dac to daily drive my headphones. All I’m asking is A) Is there any disadvantages/ flaws with this idea, and B) Is this an okay solution to run for a while (until I get a full new audio setup in August).

[.Apex.]

5 minutes ago, Zvoid said:

So basically I am going to be getting the behringer umc22 audio interface and since it has a 1/4 inch headache gone jack then would it be ok to use a 3.5mm adapter and use it as a dac to daily drive my headphones. All I’m asking is A) Is there any disadvantages/ flaws with this idea, and B) Is this an okay solution to run for a while (until I get a full new audio setup in August).

I'm confused on what you're trying to say.

 

Disadvantages of using the UMC22 compared to Internal Audio? definitely not, it's far better.

[RoryRB]

2 minutes ago, _Syn_ said:

I'm confused on what you're trying to say.

 

Disadvantages of using the UMC22 compared to Internal Audio? definitely not, it's far better.

What I’m asking is are there any disadvantages, I.e a delay 

[.Apex.]

13 minutes ago, Zvoid said:

What I’m asking is are there any disadvantages, I.e a delay 

Nope, there aren't any disadvantages in terms of audio quality or delay.

[RoryRB]

15 minutes ago, _Syn_ said:

Nope, there aren't any disadvantages in terms of audio quality or delay.

Ok thanks

[Derkoli]

1 hour ago, Zvoid said:

So basically I am going to be getting the behringer umc22 audio interface and since it has a 1/4 inch headache gone jack then would it be ok to use a 3.5mm adapter and use it as a dac to daily drive my headphones. All I’m asking is A) Is there any disadvantages/ flaws with this idea, and B) Is this an okay solution to run for a while (until I get a full new audio setup in August).

I actually quite like how mine sounds. I own a UMC22 for troubleshooting, but I actually use it quite a bit for listening. It sounds 100x better than any onboard audio. It has 0 lag, very low noise floor, balanced outputs for monitors/speakers etc. Plus it doesn't require any drivers.

[RoryRB]

3 hours ago, Derkoli said:

I actually quite like how mine sounds. I own a UMC22 for troubleshooting, but I actually use it quite a bit for listening. It sounds 100x better than any onboard audio. It has 0 lag, very low noise floor, balanced outputs for monitors/speakers etc. Plus it doesn't require any drivers.

Ok thanks for the information It will be arriving in 4 days so if I gave any problems I will update this thread.