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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: j.mart on August 02, 2007, 10:46:11 AM
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SSIA. should be good for both recording and playback.. any suggestions at a affordable price (~100$)? i'm looking at a PCIMA audigy ZS2, which is the same i have in my PC and i'm very happy with it. maybe i'm missing something better? i'm looking for 2.1, so 5.1 is not a priority
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Digigram VXPocket V2 or 440
Both can be found on ebay and occasionaly here on ts in the YS for right around $100 - $150. I would start and stop my search with those two cards. Both are proven and reliable.
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i use the echo indigo - works great!
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Digigram VXPocket V2 or 440
the advantages of the VX Pocket is that it has many different input/ouput options, includung S/PDIF.
the disadvantage of the VX Pocket is that it doesn't do 96 kHz. its limited to 24/48.
i use the echo indigo - works great!
the advantage of the Echo Indigo is that is does handle 24/96.
the disadvantage is that it does not have S/PDIF input/output.
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i use the echo indigo - works great!
the advantage of the Echo Indigo is that is does handle 24/96.
the disadvantage is that it does not have S/PDIF input/output.
correct. to be clear, i usue the echo indigo dj. this has two outputs (headphone and line), both stereo minijack.
i run from the line-out stereo minijack to the bluesky media desk system.
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í'll look into those models. i liked the echo for what i've seen. thanks for helping +tees
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depends if you want something that is bit-accurate, or just something that sounds ok. I'd expect to test it, and dont rely on manufacturers claims
most laptop soundcards out there DO NOT do bit-accurate data streams
(hello, maudio!)
the vx pocket is hands down the most stable reliable card out there. Well worth $200 if youre using it for recording spdif