PreSonus Quantum HD 2

Who it's for:
For anyone who wants top-tier two-channel recording and won't compromise on professional quality. Ideal for guitarists, bassists and producers who record by themselves and want the most quality possible in a compact setup.
What stands out:
The MAX-HD preamps are transparent, very low-noise and have plenty of gain, which means they capture the signal with a cleanliness that's hard to find in two-channel interfaces.
It has its own driver through Universal Control, which keeps it stable and low-latency on Windows, without relying on generic drivers like ASIO4ALL.
Both instrument inputs were co-developed with Fender engineers specifically for guitar and bass, and the reamp outputs let you send audio recorded on your computer back out to your amp, so you can re-record it with different amp settings, pedals and mics. For demanding guitarists and bassists, that's a real advantage.
Auto Gain sets your gain level automatically, so you don't have to keep testing manually before recording.
It's expandable via ADAT and S/PDIF, so when you need more channels down the road you don't have to replace your interface.
It comes with a Fender Studio Pro license.
What's missing:
It only has two analog preamps. If you need to record more than two sources at once, you'll need a different option.
Bottom line:
Very high-quality preamps, reamp-ready inputs and outputs co-developed with Fender, its own driver and digital expansion. For anyone who wants the most out of two channels.