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Apogee Duet has enough I/O for my particular application. I
bet it sounds great. Any users? -Qua From: Joshua &
Jennifer Easley [mailto:j.easley@msn.com] The price
ratio for interfaces is dependent primarily on the number of ins & outs.
Without knowing how many you need or want, I can only hazard a suggestion.
. . This subject
is still fresh in my mind, since I just helped a friend find an interface
for his computer last week. What we discovered is that there are a plethora of
entry level units, with only a few ins/outs; and then quite a few ones on the
higher end, but not alot to choose from in between. . . I recommended
the new Fast Track Ultra 8R by M-Audio. . . . .which
I use and am happy with. It has everything you're looking for, and maybe
more? It goes for $500 (though you can find new ones cheaper on
ebay). It's USB, to
which some people are instinctively averse; but the latency is very low (less
than 5milsec), and USB is, in general, more stable than firewire. There's also
a Tascam interface in this price range which I don't know about. I should add
that I've always had good tech support from M-Audio, and (most
important when considering an audio interface) they are diligent in updating
drivers. So, anyways,
happy looping (to get this back on topic a little!. . .) --Joshua -----
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