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I'm still saying that... Some models are not wanted in the enterprise market. That's why they're not sold under that label.

Not across all models. Most models aren't available as enterprise drives. And enterprise drives usually are the better ones, as in "less likely to fail" in the warranty period. They usually get replaced (by bigger/faster drives) when the warranty runs out anyway. Otherwise, there's no sense in...

It will surprise you, but "enterprise level" harddisks are mostly the same as consumer drives. Except for SAS or SCSI drives. It's the warranty that's different. Not a longer warranty, but replacement drives are shipped immediately, without discussion. Sometimes the firmware is slightly...

Look at backblaze's stats. If there's one brand that has the occasional monday morning model, it's Seagate. Besides, Seagate and WD merged in 2017. Toshiba might be the only exception. But all the other external harddisk box makers put in whatever's the cheapest atm. The worst I have seen in...

I don't think there's any use in comparing brands when talking about external drives. You don't know what's inside. There might be another brand of disk, or even another brand of USB controller some day. When you want to know about failure rates of naked drives, have a look here: 2017 Hard...

Sorry, can't help you with compiling a boot disk. I have no idea how the AW1600 boots. I've had a look and didn't find any other location to download from. Did find some dodgy sites in the .ga TLD that offer interesting malware, tho... :D

Did you see this message? Also, the latest news is from 2010. Maybe the site is running without an admin present? Another admin address can be found here: The DijonStock Digital Home Recording Support Forum • View topic - What if registering fails? Questions about registering? And I could...

Foam isn't really suited. It will disintegrate some day... I've cleaned too many membranes with foam dirt.

The only logical shape for most mics, is the LDC pencil. Baskets all add some form of weirdness. Not for figure of eight, of course.

Could you give us a floorplan? Note position of the speakers, if you've already decided that. And position of the measurement mic, if you recall. Doesn't have to be cm precise, i's more to get a perspective. And what materials are floor, walls, ceiling... made of? Ir doesn't look too bad...

Most of the PCI interfaces are compatible. Some Firewire interfaces are compatible too. For FW you need ffado. But don't shoot me if Linus and his kernel hackers decide to drop it from the kernel in the next release. That happened with the Emagic A26 and A62 fi. The decided it was too old...

I know what it sounds like. I do take pictures sometimes. Of printed circuit boards, mainly. But I even forget those. Usually, the device is already repaired and the case is closed before I think of making pics. Now that I think of it, I should take some pics from the SX1 that's on my desk...

Sorry, I listen. Never take pics of the finished studio. And the final placement of the monitors is done by the studio owner. Mostly by ear. Besides, why would I bother anyways, as you don't take any arguments anyway? You just pick out one silly phrase to troll...

You also might need to set it as output in System preferences/Sound...

There's also the Rane papers: Rane Library Enjoy them while it lasts, as Rane has been taken over by some large entity. Sorry, forgot the name. It's not Harman, for once.

I understand that feeling... But some of us DO want to learn. And it's a bit ironical that in both the cases of the rules that got some here up in arms (38% and the equilateral triangle), the person who created them states that these rules are only true if: - it isn't a very small room - the...

There's a zero-day exploit in Edge, atm. (zero-day means there's no fix yet and it was published without warning the makers). So IE just might be a little safer for now...

Isn't the Blue Yeti Pro a USB mic? What would you need the Focusrite for? Or is the Blue Yeti Pro dual USB/XLR?

Resonance. I considered that too. Even the straight wire can be resonant, if the frequency is high enough. I used to have a neighbour with a 50 W cheap italian "stove" on hist CB. Came in through the phono input pf my amp. I put ferrite beads on it, that solved it mostly. Then he got a 150 W...

Yes, but that capacitance isn't at the entry point where the RF gets into the mic's electronics. And it is dependent on the length of the cable and the quality, so it might not work always well.