Echo Audiofire 4

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Originally posted by palm Echo Audiofire 4

Thanks dude! I've actually been doing a lot of homework and it seems Echo is one of the best and most reliable out there... but now I'm wondering whether I should go all out and spend more on a higher quality interface...

Do you think there's much of a difference between the Echo Audiofire 4 and the Echo Audiofire 8 in quality...? And if I were to go there, then what about the MOTU UltraLite mk3...? or maybe I should just go for gold and get an RME Fireface 400. lol

only diference is number of channels i think.i got both 2 and 12 and i cant realy hear any diference there (ill admit i havent realy been listening carefully either tho and i havent tried the inputs on audiofire 2, only outputs). im selling my 12ch if ur interested, dont need that many inputs anymore as im selling my synths. well u live in canada, i think its cheaper new there than what i want from mine used here in norway. seriously u dont need any more than the 4ch Echo if ur only recording vocals. and u dont realy need any more that 48kHz recording.

Last edited by djpalm on Aug-12-2008 at 13:16

Thanks dude, I really appreciate it.

Ya I think I might go for the Echo Audiofire 4 since it's all that I need. I mean, does it really make a difference in audio quality if I'm mainly just mixing down tracks through Cubase anyways??? Would I really hear a difference mixing down using one interface or another? or is the difference mainly for outboard gear and recording?

i think i said my opinion enough times here now the audiofire 4 is all u need. someone else might disagree but i doubt it.