Paco, that would have been a nice card, but that's not what I meant.
Maybe I should have clarified. I live in Europe, Netherlands to be specific. Buying something on eBay from the US is really a long shot for us here. It will cost us probably an extra $ 50 to Fedex or UPS the stuff over. For that money I might be able to have a used RME over here.
Basically I'm asking if there is a card around the same price that is as good as or better than the RME DIGI 9636. It seems there are none.
I'm not sure what the RME costs but the Frontier Designs Dakota costs around 400.00 dollars. I have the Wavcenter which is the 8 channel adat version and it works pretty good for me.
cfaalm,
I am sorry, I did not see your location.
I agree the RME is a better card, but the sonorous is the cheapest card I know of. I have no experience with the dakoda cards, but they look like they would be a good choice.
I was under the impression that the Sonorus only supported MME for XP? (That was the impression their website gave me)? I much prefer ASIO Drivers - as does anyone who wants low latency (below 100ms or so). Either way - I would not buy an un-supported card no matter how good of a deal it was... Chances of getting ASIO drivers for XP are pretty much out of the question for unsupported cards...
The RME 96/36 Lite can be had easily for ~$250-$275 used, and they are fully ASIO supported (and still being supported bt RME)! I love all of my RME gear...
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The RME stuff is very good for interfacing ADAT Lightpipe to a P
The RME stuff is very good for interfacing ADAT Lightpipe to a PC. Highly recommended by yours truly...
There might be something cheaper, but the RME 96/36 Lite is like $250 Used on eBay...
I won't comment on the Mixer
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Yeah I know about the Behringer :roll:
Yeah I know about the Behringer :roll:
I wouldn't buy a card that is no longer supported - and it appea
I wouldn't buy a card that is no longer supported - and it appears that that card only does MME with XP!!!
RME is the way to go IMO...
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Yes but he wanted the cheapest card, Ths one is less than half t
Yes but he wanted the cheapest card, Ths one is less than half the price of the rme. :lol:
Paco, that would have been a nice card, but that's not what I me
Paco, that would have been a nice card, but that's not what I meant.
Maybe I should have clarified. I live in Europe, Netherlands to be specific. Buying something on eBay from the US is really a long shot for us here. It will cost us probably an extra $ 50 to Fedex or UPS the stuff over. For that money I might be able to have a used RME over here.
Basically I'm asking if there is a card around the same price that is as good as or better than the RME DIGI 9636. It seems there are none.
I'm not sure what the RME costs but the Frontier Designs Dakota
I'm not sure what the RME costs but the Frontier Designs Dakota costs around 400.00 dollars. I have the Wavcenter which is the 8 channel adat version and it works pretty good for me.
cfaalm, I am sorry, I did not see your location. I agree the RM
cfaalm,
I am sorry, I did not see your location.
I agree the RME is a better card, but the sonorous is the cheapest card I know of. I have no experience with the dakoda cards, but they look like they would be a good choice.
I was under the impression that the Sonorus only supported MME f
I was under the impression that the Sonorus only supported MME for XP? (That was the impression their website gave me)? I much prefer ASIO Drivers - as does anyone who wants low latency (below 100ms or so). Either way - I would not buy an un-supported card no matter how good of a deal it was... Chances of getting ASIO drivers for XP are pretty much out of the question for unsupported cards...
The RME 96/36 Lite can be had easily for ~$250-$275 used, and they are fully ASIO supported (and still being supported bt RME)! I love all of my RME gear...
:cool:
Hi you could find a creamware 3 dsp card + an adat expansion (
Hi
you could find a creamware 3 dsp card + an adat expansion (16in /16out adat ) for cheap, used
also great card for routing and monitoring
cheers.