Originally posted by jeronimo:
Have any of you guys tried one of those? It's 20 bit but...

Yes...that , and actually the AD500 were the units that put them on the map...great. But unless it's a deal, I'd get a newer (re:24bit) one.

PSX-100 smokes it. I haven't look back ever since, however the AD1000/500's did me awesome for several years.

i dunno guys... maybe i'm just more used to the 1000, i think it rocks.. did a A/B with the PSX, keept going back to the 1000.

this is very subjective, but you'd be getting some pretty good converters either way..

Fair Enough. The 1st time I used it, I was expressed. Once I did a blind taste test, the PSX beat it out so I stayed with it. Check out the PSX se as well. More pricey, but I do believe worth it IMHO.

Hey guys...
This is great!
Don't know if you all know it but I am Apogee's tech support staff!
Every listener is subjective in one way or another and concentrates in one frequency over the other so everyone will have their own opinions as to which is better. I personally choose the PSX-100SE as well..
Just to give you the details of the SE..
It's a newer Op Amp and converter assembly which gives you a wider band range and a higher slew rate..the PSX-100 is known to capture the bottom end really nicely but the SE truly retains that signal! WIth 24 bits it's truly more noticable BUT use the AD-1000 with 16bit mode and there's a great sounding recording...not to get off topic but the MiniMe is something all AD and DA legacy owners should think about! The option of the Soft Limit and Soft Limit Compression is truly amazing!
Their on the way very soon! Check em out!
Cheers!
Opus