cheap 2ch 24-bit recording

[keerus]

hi. can anyone recommend me something that offers decent A/D D/A converters at 24-bit? 2 channels is preferred. all i need is a pair of 24-bit inputs. i was looking at the m-audio delta 44, which is what i'm looking for, but preferably 2 channels instead of 4 to save money (yeah, i'm cheap). thanks.

justin

 

[crankz1]

The Audiophile 24/96 would be a good option ... runs about $100 US

24/96

 

[keerus]

hmm

i was actually looking for something with two 1/4" inputs. sorry, i failed to mention that. anyone got any ideas? thanks.

justin

 

[manning1]

try tracertek.com. they have some cheep 24 bit stereo soundcards.
for multitrack software the best 29 bucks is powertracks pgmusic.com..

 

[Marquis]

i was actually looking for something with two 1/4" inputs. sorry, i failed to mention that. anyone got any ideas? thanks.

justin

You could look at the Terratec Phase 22. It's quite inexpensive, and has 1/4" inputs.

 

[Polaris20]

I have the Echo Mia, and it rocks. Balanced 1/4" in's and out's.

 

[christiaan]

Emu 0404?
Or just get an audiophile and spend the extra few bucks on 1/4'' to rca cables.

 

[TimOBrien]

Echo Mia - 2 1/4" balanced inputs, 2 1/4" balanced outputs and S/PDIF (the MiaMidi also has midi in and out.)

Been using a Mia for a couple of years and love it; great quality.