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That's a Dice-II soundcard. Don't let them try and blame it on the nforce chipset. We found no difference between the nforce 4 on our dual opteron than the TI on our p4's and quads, it sucked in every case

Hang out in the chatroom at http://www.infidelguy.com/ and youll hear tons

Got a new air compressor for my jeep and bike, some new aux lights for reverse, and more socks than Ill ever need

which caps are you changing, and why?

Ive got a win7 64 bit test rig here. Lots of companies and plugs havent made the move yet, but for the stuff that has its been good. The reaper bitbridge is working pretty well, but some plugs dont like it

Those are both Dice-II units. Avoid unless you like pain, high latency, and unending trouble.

What Dkelly said. The situation is going to have its own set of priorities.

reaper saves EVERYTHING as its being recorded, just in case the computer BSODS or lighting hits it or something. You can always clean out the stuff later, but when the worst happens, youll be glad for the mess

I dont know what that's about. Its just lately, with the chintzy, easily stripped (when threaded in the first place) type of quality from the majors lately, Im assuming they're cheaply made. I've gutted many a chinese mic of far higher quality construction than what you'd find on a TLM 193 for...

I like to do it in M/S like this Above are two M/S setups

Is the TLM 103 not chinese?

The "industry standard" myth only exists because of its continued repeating There ARE standards in audio engineering, but they are clearly defined by convention. Things like XLR, AES, tape formats, etc...There is no DAW standard, just marketing myths put out before products even see the light...

Its a chipset shared by the most problematic audio devices here's a thread a bit about it, http://www.gearslutz.com/board/low-end-theory/153150-alesis-i-o-konnekt-firestudio-dice-ii-chipset-interfaces.html The big bitch is, its the perfect feature set, making for cheap, extremely versatile...

Do they make that claim on any mics made after 2005?

They're both DICE-II so you'd be rolling some loaded dice trying either one I'd be looking at a motu 8 pre

Since ADK also use the "made in austria" claim, Im not sure just how valuable that claim is. What shure's are made in the USA? AFAIK 797 makes shures and they do a killer job on it. So good that the counterfeit 57's that keep landing people in jail, are counterfeit only by virtue of not having...

Any evidence that the 414's are not made in china? 57's? KSM44's? M149's?

Shure, Nuemann and AKG have been partly to completely chinese for a very good long time now. AFAIK Beyer, and sennheiser are in the same boat but its 7 in the morning for a guy who usually gets up at two in the afternoon Almost all of the more recent "european" specialty mic companies are made...

And PL-20 too

The last time I have heard of this happening I think was 2007. I asked back then if theres a way through serial number or whatever to know if you had a good one, but midiman wouldnt email me back about it. As long as you get it from a place that has a decent return policy, itll be fine...