Okay, I haven't come across any Aardvark Q10 threads more recent than around 2008 - so I know this is a long shot, but maybe someone can help.

Hi Guys,
I thought this would be a good place to post a question on my soundcard.
I have a small recording studio which I started obviously like so many for my own recordings.

Hello,

My previous post was about which audio interface I should buy and how soundcards works.
Luckly I could put my hands on an Aardvark Direct Pro 2496.
Just to be sure that you, reading this post, get the exact card I am talking about here is its link:

Hello there. Great Forum! I have an AArdvark 20/20 Audio card from an old set-up. Curently running Reason with a windows XP set=up. Does anyone out there have drivers that maay make this nice old card compatable" (it's 24 bit, and really does sound good) Thanks in advance, Barefoot

Anyone have the Aardvark Q10 drivers for XP?

I was looking for some user feedback on these pieces of equipment and SP2. Since Aarvark went under (no more driver updates) I felt it might be best to stick with the OS configuration I had. It was working fine, no need to subject myself to the unknown.

I want to replace the 6' 25pin connector of my lx6 with a 25' one and I'm not exactly sure what I'm looking for...
Would a stock 25pin shielded (28 AWG) m/f serial cable work?

edit: The connector standard is DB25M/DB25F btw...

Has anyone had problems with their Q10? When I install the card I get no output from the video monitor...that is I can't see anything!...when I uninstall the card the monitor works again. I'm I alone?
:(

Is anyone sucsessfully using any aardvark product with an athlon 64 set up?
If so what chipset are you using?
Since aardvark is out of business I have been unable to find this info.
Perhaps I will be the first to try it.

I have a couple Aardvark Q10's that I am pretty happy with. For a different location I would like to set up another computer running Sonar with two inputs (just for overdubs.) What I would really like is a sound card with two XLR ins and mediocre built in pres in addition to two 1/4" inputs that I can plug a nicer Pre like my RNP into.