Hey everyone... I just wanted to ask if anyone knew if the RME ADI 8 Pro and the Nuendo 8 I/O are the same unit with different faceplates? I've been looking into buying the RME, but it's not readily available in my area, but the Nuendo 8 I/O is and I think I remember reading somewhere that they're the same unit, just cosmetically different.

Have anyone compared those units? Or even listened to it?

Hi guys, I just bought this card about three weeks ago, and I had it working fine in my old computer, and AMD 300mhz k6-2. This past weekend, I upgraded to a faster 900mhz Athlon and I am having problems getting it to work. But I am a tenacious little bastard, so I know that I will get it working eventually.

I am a pretty bad guitar player, wanting to get into diy recording. I have cakewalk's home studio & clubtracks. These programs are fine I guess, but I am thinking of upgrading to something like Sonar or maybe one of rolands v studios. My question is this, what do I really need multiple I/O's for.

hey all, not sure if this is the right room for this but,

I have a PC based setup with an Event Gina (20 bit) that sounds great for what it is. Good outboard helps me get good results with it. I recently upgraded to a Yamaha AW4416 to get away from the PC, to be more mobile, and get a better mixer, among other things.

IF I understand correctly, you offer three kinds of analog I/O. The "Classic Analog", whixh is "essentially the same 24-channel, 48kHz AD/DA converters used in RADAR II", and therefore the same good sound that Radar's reputation was pretty much built upon, and then there are TWO Nyquist Analog I/Os.

what interface to choose:

RMEdigi 96/8
or
creamware luna II

and why...

thx!

question: which card to prefer...

a)RME digi 96/8
or
b)creamware luna II

...and why!
(luna seems to be more versatile, but what about soundquality, latency etc?)

thx

OK, so I haven't even taken delivery of the MCI JH-24 yet and I'm already wondering about upgrading the audio path. I have the owner's manual with schematics and see that all the chip I/O is NE5534 and NE5532. While these are certainly low distortion devices, I have seen people pooh-pooh them on other forums.