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manu286Correct
Published on 06/13/10 at 13:49 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I wanted an external sound card RCA connectors avecc.
The RCA connectors at this price is a real plus.
She served as a sound card with familly ssoit sound on the amp's RCA by saloon, either by headphone mini-jack, and television was on.
She also served as an outlet for his singing. Satisfactory result in an amateur context.
More recently, optical digital output was ssolicitée to connect a laptop to an external converter.
To summarize, great features
UTILIZATION
Drivers stable since there is no ...
I used the asio4all with cubase and reaper. It works very well.
The latency was kind of 256 samples with a PC 3ghz.
I did not notice any real difference with PCI. Nothing alarmi…Read moreI wanted an external sound card RCA connectors avecc.
The RCA connectors at this price is a real plus.
She served as a sound card with familly ssoit sound on the amp's RCA by saloon, either by headphone mini-jack, and television was on.
She also served as an outlet for his singing. Satisfactory result in an amateur context.
More recently, optical digital output was ssolicitée to connect a laptop to an external converter.
To summarize, great features
UTILIZATION
Drivers stable since there is no ...
I used the asio4all with cubase and reaper. It works very well.
The latency was kind of 256 samples with a PC 3ghz.
I did not notice any real difference with PCI. Nothing alarming to me.
Quality aside, it is an internal card, without the buzz of the fan, which means the output. Although without more, enough for a small demo amateur. Used a PCI (or kind emu0404 Terratec phaase22) buried, but this is not the same need.
GETTING STARTED
Immediate recognition by windows, also ubuntu linux.
No manual, no cd, easy egg packaging to reflect the sound card in the box.
OVERALL OPINION
Today I went to the converter Behringer SRC2496 much better.
The UCA202 is a map with not many assets.
The first one I bought was released after 6 months, the replacement has not let go until I sold a year later.
I will not repeat that choice because my needs are different.
If this card matches your needs, why not. It's okay, no more, but it's this.
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ppanPerfect!
Published on 11/20/10 at 14:15 (This content has been automatically translated from French)At this price, great!
A / D converter: 32, 44 or 48kHz/16bits
R. S / N: 96dB @ 1kHz 89 to
10 to 20,000 Hz, ± 1dB
Crosstalk:-77dB
THD: 0.05% @ -10 dBV, 1kHz
S / PDIF: Toslink
Monitoring headphones
UTILIZATION
Plug & play on any Windows system. No drivers needed.
Used for 2 years for DJing and RTA.
The icing on the cake is often overlooked in the reviews and criticism: an output Toslink (optical) can attack a digital channel without any intermediary. RTA impeccable.
GETTING STARTED
No need manual, otherwise well done, as often with Behringer.
USB cable long enough.
OVERALL OPINION
But how on earth do they do?
Flaw? ... uh ... sticker that bar? -)
Read moreAt this price, great!
A / D converter: 32, 44 or 48kHz/16bits
R. S / N: 96dB @ 1kHz 89 to
10 to 20,000 Hz, ± 1dB
Crosstalk:-77dB
THD: 0.05% @ -10 dBV, 1kHz
S / PDIF: Toslink
Monitoring headphones
UTILIZATION
Plug & play on any Windows system. No drivers needed.
Used for 2 years for DJing and RTA.
The icing on the cake is often overlooked in the reviews and criticism: an output Toslink (optical) can attack a digital channel without any intermediary. RTA impeccable.
GETTING STARTED
No need manual, otherwise well done, as often with Behringer.
USB cable long enough.
OVERALL OPINION
But how on earth do they do?
Flaw? ... uh ... sticker that bar? -)
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