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Tascam US-122L
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Published on 12/28/08 at 06:11
Value For Money : Excellent
* The price (about € 130), quality preamps, the presence of a midi interface, a phantom power (+48 V) input lines and the "quality Tascam" motivated my choice.

* I use in my home studio to record demos small.

* Computer Requirements:
- Motherboard: MSI K9N Neo V2
- Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS
- Processor: AMD Athlon 64X2 4400 +
- 2.0 GB of RAM (DDRII)
- Hard Drive 320GB
- Windows XP SP3

* With this card I could record his voice, guitar / bass (in transplanted amp), accordion, drums on the XLR and guitar / bass, turntable on the line inputs. I use it more with a keyboard and two HP330 Roland T. Bone SC400.

UTILIZATION

* The installation is done without problems.

* No incompatibilities encountered.

* General configuration very simple.

* The manual could not be more clear and sufficient.

GETTING STARTED

* Drivers very stable.

* No special need updating.

* I use very often Cubase SX3, Reason and Wavelab.

* I have a latency of about 12ms.

* I get to record / play two tracks simultaneously.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it now for about a year and a half and I'm not disappointed. This sound card to an excellent quality / price ratio: it is robust, simple, it reproduces the sound as it enters and it is pretty. However, I have tried some models before it. The only negative is that the headphone output is independent of the line-out (you plug the headphones, it intersects the line out). I urge those who want to start with something "cheap and good." If you have more in, prefer her older sister, the US-144 (about € 150), which has a separate headphone output and an input / output digital.