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Frank Kruse Member	posted 03 January 2001 01:27 i´m looking for a digital-only sound card for my PC. i thought of the sekd prodif. does soemone has a recomendation? Or: How long for the ASIO drivers for the Capy? Frank. IP: Logged
JohnCowan Member	posted 03 January 2001 09:58 I just got a WaveCenter card from Frontier Designs, adat and spdif with 2x midi i/o. Only goes to 48kHz, though. $290. I wanted the new drivers that are not available for the other older card that I have. The other choice I considered was RME Digi96/8. (I have a Digi32/8.) Similar to WaveCenter but goes to 96kHz but no midi or patchbay type routing. About $300. By the way, the prodif cards from Sek'd are repackaged RME cards sold for more money. What are you exactly trying to do? Maybe the M-Audio (MidiMan) Audiophile 9624 would work. Only spdif i/o and audio i/o. IP: Logged
Frank Kruse Member	posted 03 January 2001 14:20 i need a digital i/o for my PC that has a analoge out to monitor when there is no converter (DAT, Workstation, Kyma etc.) conected. there´s a sekd prodif-32 on german ebay for 275DM wich sounds quite ok. i want a card that has ASIO drivers and a kind of zero-latency when routing in to out and it should be able to record while playing. 44.1 and 48khz is a must. AND most important: do i have to spend 300$ for this?! Frank. IP: Logged
nkf Member	posted 14 January 2001 22:15 [QUOTE]Originally posted by Frank Kruse: >>>i need a digital i/o for my PC that has a analoge out to monitor when there is no converter<<< Hi Frank, I strongly recommend the RME Digi96 series although I don't use them (two) as ASIO cards. Especially the Digi96 Pro seems to be the card you may be interested in most. http://www.rme-audio.de/digi96/digi96pr.htm RME in the past had crappy drivers (Digi32 series). Nowadays they are very reliable - at least on my NT systems. Nirto Karsten Fischer [This message has been edited by nkf (edited 14 January 2001).] IP: Logged

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