Focusrite Saffire pro 10 i/o preamp ?

What do you think about the preamp of the Focusrite Saffire pro 10?

Hi there. I've been using a demo of reaper recently and have found it wonderful, but can't seem to figure out if separate tracks can have individual I/O.

One of the helpful things I found in Sonar was that each track had its own I/O, and Reaper has only two inputs/outputs from the preferences menu. (Trying to switch over to reaper, Sonar lags and crashes too much)

Abbreviation for input/output. In audio, the term refers to the physical inputs/outputs of a particular piece of equipment. Also used to describe any operation, program or device that transfers data to and from a computer.

Man, I thought I had a handle on this but apparently not.

Using Samplitude, Sonar, Cubase, Logic, Reaper whatever... (shouldn't matter what DAW correct)? what do I need to get 16 channels of I/O to a Dangerious 2-Bus or my SPL MixDream and back into my DAW? ( not concerned with cable) just the converter options for now.

I found a Focusrite Saffire pro 10 on craigslist being sold as is. I got the guy to drop it down to 50 bones however there would be a 250 dollar charge to fix it from Thermal Relief. Should I buy this since in itself it is a steal? Or should I buck up and save for a PreSonus Firestudio Tube or even a Focusrite Liquid Saffire?

Hi, I have an Omni I/O by M-Audio, and it runs analog via a 15 pin female plug, into a Delta-66 soundcard. I have purchased an iMac, so the Delta 66 card can no longer be used, but I want to keep using the Omni if I can. Is there a usb interface I can buy, that has a male 15 pin (analog) -to- a USB? ( Maybe with a battery powered processor in between to change the analog to digital?)

Just got a Rocktron Intelliverb. I downloaded the manual, and there was nothing on whether the in and outs are balanced or unbalanced. Anyone know?

Thanks,
-Adam

I just recently bought Logic Pro, and My mbox really sucks with it. Can anyone recommend an i/o with min 8 outs? Price is $5-600 US. I'm looking to minimize latency. I'm thinking about the MOTU ultra-light.

I've been checking these 2 boxs for a while but I'm still not majorly inclined to any of the sides.
My specifications are 2,4Ghz dual core, 4Gb RAM, win vista 64bits, Ableton live.
The N-12 allegedly has better preamps and is more intuitive for rookie producers (like me).

Could someone help me swing the balance?

Has anyone had their MIDI I/O set up in a rack across the room from their computer (which is in a separate machine room) and use USB out of the back of the interface to a USB/Ethernet converter and then ran the ethernet through the floor/wall to an Ethernet/USB converter and then into their USB port on their computer?