M-audio

[Steve]

Had one of these for my Birthday! I'll let you know what it's like after I unearth the computer and stick it in!

[john]

Hey

Nice Steve. Look forward to hearing some new recordings

Cheers

John

[Chokai]

I have two of those. well, similar anyways. Very nice.

[Steve]

I've got one of these, and lots of RCA leads.

[Prometheus]

I've got one too Steve... Great piece of kit. I very much doubt you'll be disappointed the A -> D -> A is excellent...

And two gold plated versions of these

solve any potential conversion problems in the event that I've been doing a location recording on

this bad boy...

As a matter of fact I will be tomorrow. It can connect to my studio computer via USB and the MAudio card is ideal for mixing down with...

Edited June 9, 2008 by Prometheus

[Nightwolf]

Nice, I look forward to hearing more about it.

[Roflcopter]

this bad boy...

Fostex makes decent gear. I have a set of their nearfield monitors - sound identical to the smaller Mackies, at a third of the price.

[Prometheus]

Fostex makes decent gear. I have a set of their nearfield monitors - sound identical to the smaller Mackies, at a third of the price.

The mixing you can do on it is very rudimentary, but it is excellent for striping onto midi devices which it can activate with Midi Time Code or Midi Machine Code, and it is great for location recordings, supplying phantom power for capacitor mikes. It also acts as a USB drive and and it records an information file that opens in word pad, making it very easy to import recordings into a studio for mixing.

All things considered, for two hundred sheets I'm very pleased with it...

[typo]

fitted it yet?

[Steve]

No. Too busy worrying about something else at the moment!