UR-22C no 32-Bit?

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@Romantique_Tp

In order to hear the difference between 24 bit and 32 bit playback, you would have to play your audio loud enough to cause a small earthquake.

That’s an interesting way to put it but in fact, whatever the level, not even an alien with perfect hearing would be able to hear any difference!
In this case (32-bit integer), using 32-bit mode just gives 8 more bits of random noise over using the 24-bit mode. It’s pure marketing fluff.

For the long answer pls read here:

No additional headroom at 32Bit?

The UR series, as any interface in comparable price ranges, have at best 20 bits of usable data (actually rarely more than 18 bits), the rest is just electronic noise. The best ($$$) interfaces barely make it to 21 bits, the rest again is electronic noise. It would be a (very!) long explanation involving laws of solid-state physics, but it’s very hard to do any better at normal ambiant temperatures, and running your device at cryogenic temperatures would be “impractical”… So the 32-bit…