[LAU] M-Audio Audiophile Line Level Inputs

Arnold Krille arnold at arnoldarts.de
Mon Sep 17 03:56:03 EDT 2007


Hi,

Am Montag, 17. September 2007 schrieb Loki Davison:
> On 9/17/07, Bearcat M. Sandor <HomeTheater at feline-soul.com> wrote:
> > Because doing D/A on an internal soundcard is noisy. I can hear the hum
> > of my
> > fans coming through my tweeters. Having the D/A outside of the box is
> > quiet.

Yeah, that fan-noise-myth some more! Unless your card has a microphone 
on-board (which I seriously doubt) it isn't picking up the fans noises but 
electrical interference. Please see the archives, this is a well discussed 
phenomenon.

> > I do know how to use ebay, but i don't have much money at the moment.
> > $100 is
> > about my limit to spend on this.  Firewire? Last time i looked almost all
> > of it was proprietary and not useable on linux.  I would love to use
> > firewire, but you can't run firewire D/As on Linux (RME, MOTU are out for
> > sure).
> if your keen on firewire check out
> http://www.ffado.org/

Here freebob does a good job with a presonus firepod. Good job = running 
stable for more than six hours with 5ms delay without xrun in a live job...

But USB isn't that bad either. Except for the conceptional errors in USB in 
generel (that is way sometimes usb-devices even disks disappear and appear 
again, which is bad for audio (my hardware-dealer told me about this, I 
wouldn't believe it but now I am happy to have a firewire-card)).

Have a nice week,

Arnold
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