B
Bob's Mods
New member
Has anyone ever used both of these cards? How do they compare? Similar in performance?
Ford Van
Banned
I own the Lynx One, and have a friend who writes for a major trade mag and is a killer engineer who owns the DAL card.
From what we both can gather, they are similar in quality, in as much as you can compare them.
They have different feature sets.
If you need midi, the DAL is not your solution. If you need 96KHz sampling rate, the Lynx One is not your solution.
7 years ago when I bought my Lynx One (yes, it STILL works flawlessly!), I decided I needed midi more than I needed 96k, thus, I bought the DAL. My friend, she didn't need midi at all, and had a line in on a great price for the DAL, so she went there.
From what we both can gather, they are similar in quality, in as much as you can compare them.
They have different feature sets.
If you need midi, the DAL is not your solution. If you need 96KHz sampling rate, the Lynx One is not your solution.
7 years ago when I bought my Lynx One (yes, it STILL works flawlessly!), I decided I needed midi more than I needed 96k, thus, I bought the DAL. My friend, she didn't need midi at all, and had a line in on a great price for the DAL, so she went there.
B
Bob's Mods
New member
Thanks for that eval. I suspected they were both of similar quality.
The server for this site gets bogged down easy.
Bob
The server for this site gets bogged down easy.
Bob
R
Robert D
New member
That's the first time in quite a while I've heard anyone mention the DAL Card Deluxe. I've not heard the accolades for the DAL stuff that I've heard for Lynx. I can vouch for Lynx quality, but never used the DAL card. Have you looked at the Lynx L-22? It's Lynx-II technology with 2x2 analog + DIO. Sounds great!