19 May
2024
19 May
'24
9:53 p.m.
On Sun, May 19, 2024 at 08:25:58PM +0200, Martin Homuth-Rosemann wrote:
/"The interface is suitable for all Audio Class
2.0 compatible computers and
devices and works directly under iOS (tablets and phones), MacOS and
compatible Linux systems. To be able to use all features, a driver must be
installed under Windows."/
The audio interface will work in Linux with the standard USB driver,
but the mixer control interface is another matter.
Mini jacks may be acceptable to interconnect modules on a eurorack
synth, or for lightweight headphones, but once a cable goes anywhere
else they are a sure source of misery. A few meters of standard
audio cable will pull out a mini jack (or break the connector) just
by its own weight.
Also there are no specs to speak of. 110 dB headroom converters -
whatever that means - says nothing about performance of the analog
audio hardware.
So I'd say 'caveat emptor'.
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FA