I received a wonderful Christmas present from a dear friend of mine this morning:
A Focusrite ISA One mic preamp. I was overwhelmed by how thoughtful this gift was. I'm looking forward to using it. ;)

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Hi Pal...

So, I'm thinking about maybe adding another preamp to my rig in the next month or two. As you probably already know, I'm currently using PreSonus XMax pres for the bulk of my recording.

I know that you have the Focusrite ISA 1.. and I know you like it.

If you don't mind, could you talk to me a bit more about this model?

Hi,

What are your thoughts on a DAV BG-1u + WARM WA12 (or upcoming TB12) as a preamp combo vs the Focusrite Liquid Channel and ISA One?

These will be used mainly to record vocals and acoustic/elec guitar and bass.

The advantage of the Focusrite pres is they have built in A/D conversion which may be an advantage. My interface is a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP.

Need help with Run the Focusrite ISA One and Advid MBox Pro Via Spdif connection
I see there are a lot of Well Educated Music Heads In here and could really use some Help
with this.

So I attached two different recordings.

Both recordings are the same guy, with no mixing added, and are using the same mic/preamp combination.

Hello, I'll start with a quick explanation of what I'm doing.

I have a small (but growing) mobile recording rig that is based around a Music XPC laptop and a Mackie Onyx 1640. I don't have many mics yet, but I have access to borrowing and renting lots and will be obviously expanding that side of things as I need to.

Hi,

I'm looking for to upgrade my recording chain. I am currently using an M-Audio Tampa as my main preamp.
I have read good things about the Chameleon Labs 7602, Focusrite ISA One and Daking Mic Pre One and they seem to offer excellent performance and value.

besides the sample rate, and the layout, of course. Any sonic or other performance differences, if i am staying at 96khz and below?
Thanks. Anyone have a used 430 for sale?