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They can be used simultaneously.

A zillion HR members own or have owned one and it has been discussed here extensively. Try the search option and you'll find a LOT of information and opinions about the DMP3

www.sub.co.uk sells SP mics in the UK. I bought a B3 from them last year.

I can get the stereo 603s pair for I believe 219,- euros in my area.. www.feedback.nl

My experience is that when I record myself on bass it sounds like ass when solo'ed but it fits quite nicely in a mix.

Paid 1000 euros for my Music Man Sterling. That puts me in the $1000-1500 category

yes, they are

My M-audio audiophile works fine with games. It reproduces any sound in any sample rate that you throw at it. Don't know about the E-mu but because of the link with Creative, I would expect it to work with games as well. Yes, you can run multiple cards side by side. You can use the for instance...

You can't unless you use some kind of external DA converter. This RME interface doesn't have analog i/o.

I'm about to buy a used HD24 for a great price. I'm going to pick it up tomorrow (seller lives only a mile away(!)). Honorable guy so far. We agreed on a price this weekend and I know he got higher offers after that but he called me a couple of minutes ago to confirm our appointment tomorrow...

56 are both ins and outs together.

What Jim Y said.

With an audiophile you can record from all inputs, analog and spdif, simulataneously. I have an audiophile and I have done so several times.

If the pod can do it, the audiophile can capture it.

Have you selected the spdif input as your clock source? It won't work if you use the internal clock of the AP.

Simply put: A shitload. By the way, it's uncommon to measure the amount of tracks in stereo pairs. Most recordings are done in mono. The mixdown however usually results in at least stereo. Furthermore 'cd quality' or in other words 16 bits at 44.1kHz doesn't cut it anymore in today's...

A name is a name. No rules for that.

I agree with dachay2tnr. Arc, I have no idea what the problem is. And please write your posts without starting every word with a caps. It's annoying as hell to read it. Language rules exist with a purpose.

Every once in a while a thread like this pops up. People rant about and praise both platforms, things get ugly for a bit and then we settle with something like this: There are happy users in both camps. I'm a happy user but there is really no point in telling you what I'm using.

The A7N8X is regarded as an excellent board for audio purposes.