you can get the 1010 with a rackmount box with all the inputs in back (I think the preamped mic inputs are in front)
I don't know what else competes in this price range, but if the breakout box is essential, you might weigh the $220 vs. time & effort of building your own.
The 1010lt and the 1010 are completely different products! The 1010lt has no breakout box, but has preamps for microphones. The 1010 contains the breakout box, but only has 8 analog LINE LEVEL I/Os (and 2 channel digital I/O). If you don't know the difference between the two, you should spend some more time researching before you buy anything.
barry9 said:
you can get the 1010 with a rackmount box with all the inputs in back (I think the preamped mic inputs are in front)
I don't know what else competes in this price range, but if the breakout box is essential, you might weigh the $220 vs. time & effort of building your own.
If you go with the Delta1010LT, get a patch panel. Wire up all the i/o's and you're set. Still cheaper than the 1010 and a bargain with lots of bang for the buck.
I've been waiting to hear the solution to having to pull the computer out of the desk each time we want to hook up to the 1010lt. That's been what's keeping me from getting it. Shows how much of a newbie I am. Anyway, are you familiar with a patch bay that can accommodate all of the ins and outs of the 1010lt? I'll check, but just in case....
i dont understand the 1010lt....it looks like it only has 2 mic inputs...what do people do about micing a drum set...are you using a bunch of crazy adapters...2 convert xlr mic cables to 1/4 inch and 1.8 inch jacks.?!! whats up