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Published on 08/30/11 at 15:36Lynx Studio Aurora 16 - 24bit/192kHz AD / DA converter, 16x channels, 192kHz AES / EBU I / O supports single and dual wire mode, on-board 32-channel digital thomann mix for flexible I / O routing, word clock I / O with Lynx SynchroLock sample clock technology, 25-pin D-sub connectors, MIDI I / O. Dimensions: 19 "/ 1U
OVERALL OPINION
I use this beast for nearly a year.
I worked with a Tascam DM-24 and then I used an RME 9652.
My Aurora is connected to a pair of Focal Twin 6. The two combined gives a result épeurent. The harmonics sound of a clean and beautiful presence and brilliance of egusi defined. The sound recording has the headroom as I am.
The only drawback is that you review your room mix, because all the defects of the piece will blow you ears.
I worked with track provenent of New York studio in Montreal and Nashville and I easily identified the problem area of the track.
Beware of inexperienced ears.
OVERALL OPINION
I use this beast for nearly a year.
I worked with a Tascam DM-24 and then I used an RME 9652.
My Aurora is connected to a pair of Focal Twin 6. The two combined gives a result épeurent. The harmonics sound of a clean and beautiful presence and brilliance of egusi defined. The sound recording has the headroom as I am.
The only drawback is that you review your room mix, because all the defects of the piece will blow you ears.
I worked with track provenent of New York studio in Montreal and Nashville and I easily identified the problem area of the track.
Beware of inexperienced ears.
