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FireWire audio interfaces

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Behringer Firepower FCA1616 Review - Behringer Gives Its Interfaces The Midas Touch
The digital audio interface market is very saturated (pun intended) with lots of brands and many new models struggling to find their niche.
11/11/13
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AVID Mbox Pro 3 Review - The New Mbox
AVID, formerly Digidesign, took advantage of last year's re-branding to present the third generation of its digital audio budget interfaces: the Mbox series. Today, we'll give the Mbox Pro a try, the…
07/09/11
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Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP Review - A Jewel Called Saffire
The FireWire digital audio interface market is somewhat saturated with products like the M-Audio ProFire610 or the TC Electronic Impact Twin which we already tested here at AudioFanzine — now is the …
08/29/10
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M-Audio Profire 2626: The Test - M-Audio Strikes Again
With no fewer than 26 inputs, 26 outputs, 8 integrated Octane microphone preamps, and ProTools M-Powered compatibility, the latest interface from M-Audio aims to find its niche in the category of int…
11/28/08
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Test of TC Electronic's Studio Konnekt 48 - The Ultimate Interface?
After years of making hardware and software effects solutions, TC Electronic has released a series of audio interfaces. The Konnekt family is divided into two sub-families, with on the one hand the K…
04/29/08

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