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hah. Well, the MFG will want you to think it is about the format. I think the toob vid has someone like Dr MIX sample a nice Prism, and I felt it was easy to hear EDIT; "Doctor" Mix YouTube

Listen. One 48k is not the same as another . In lower px ranges, one will pay for integrated features. There is no sense recommending 96k on a crap interface. It is there and you can test it out for value. With digital i/o, you can send all the devices to your reference D/A for comparisons. All...

Well, normally, one tests the functions of the deck first, so you know it's not the deck and would have to be connections and operation of the mixer

I don't think VST/i are gonna get you very far with the Spaghetti Western Whistle the poster was working with

Ya, that and Arc are good to get people measuring. The old hardware units would let you store and recall a correction

hah Well Ken MacBeth makes greaT SOUNDING SYNTHS, but he seems to prefer an old Fostex FD8

I don't think anyone needs spend anything but $200, if they can double-up some old PCI cards. I'm now down two PCI slots and have SCSI for the sampler and a ECHO Layla 3g. So, I'm about 10 inputs when I use the computer. One probably may not need many stereo inputs I'm not into laying down...

My 1002FX is your regular xenyx, too. When I got the apex 205 ribbon it tested out OK. There is noise - depending. My recent q2442 USB has yet to do USB, as I don't need it. I can Master right into my Oly Voice Recorder ! hahah

Well, just don't forget that tape needed high meter levels to stay above the noise. There should be no hum. Sometimes, a common hum noise is from a bad solder, or the input jack was bumped, etc..

Well, the dynamic needs voltage the trigger the compressor. He just needs to fully test the chan. 1 gain/trim & volume. and the into a side of a stereo chan..You can get the MIC right on the lips

Dolby and DBX noise reduction can help

Well, anything from yY2K forward will do basic editing and add some effects

".641" I'm not gonna pull this one out to confirm, but the stubb by the supply guide is a felt roller that doesn't roll, I seem to think the was something under the old Tandberg head block, also EDIT oh, stubby is on a tension arm. seems I took another PIC where its above the guide

I like the spinning tape reels, but not enough to buy any of them : )

Tech facts ? You mean some numbers they print up ? ..To incite a wallet riot ? Anyone listening to these ; The Doors-The Doors-DSD Single Rate 28MHz64fs Download|Acoustic Sounds What are you listening to ?

I'm fresh out. Pretty much anything at a on-line retailer will be internal 32-bit

Going further, I don't have Black here, but I still grab a tune off an album to see what I can do to it, That will 24/88 for my FLAC and the original wave goes to CDRW. At this turntable, I have the SoundMAX integrated and usually the Tascam us 144mkii. One of the receivers tape loops is on...

I'm 16/44, unless the DAW comes up 24-bit, or, something. If people were paying me, I'd want to insure the best quality by working out some test procedures across the different devices. I still look for "musical" and I have old stuff that can do that

Well, there is a train that still rolls several miles south of the Mexican border & it is often quiet enough. It is that kind of stuff that might benefit from sensitive MICs and decent preamps ??

It is my opinion a card/interface can sound like poo : ) There's mp3, but up and down can be more than one step -192/63/44