robby: it has balanced outputs too, not just inputs!!! fuck kHz! it doesnt matter when your not recording anyway. is this clear enough for you? the echo is awesome and everyone knows it. stick with it man, stick with it!!!!!!!!!





and do not focus on kHz

just to sum up: stick with echo!

dont ask why, its like religion.

man i wish someone was as clear to me as we are to robby, when i started out. would save me alot of time and money. please robby just believe us and save that time and money. get/keep the audiofire!! we´re not lying. we are saying it to help you, not to fool you.

Are you going to publish in 192Khz?!? or even 96Khz?!?

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Originally posted by Kenny Rogers just to sum up: stick with echo! dont ask why, its like religion.

fuck this consumer grade shit. I'll hang on to my RME stuff, thank you very fucking much

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Originally posted by Raphie Are you going to publish in 192Khz?!? or even 96Khz?!?

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Originally posted by aNYthing fuck this consumer grade shit. I'll hang on to my RME stuff, thank you very fucking much

From what I understand, they use the same chip set.

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lol yes. but it has a volumeknob which i surely miss on the echo.

BTW RANN

Echo card is great, I picked one up as per your recontamination a while ago.

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Originally posted by Kenny Rogers lol yes. but it has a volumeknob which i surely miss on the echo.

Well just get SM pro audio Nano Patch 2 for $60 and smile at the $1000 you just saved

(Being serious, the RME is better for a few other reasons).

Actually buying an SM Pro Audio Nano Patch (Or any other non-coloring passive volume control) is a good idea at you can then calibrate your system to different markings on the volume knob to preset points of reference (i.e. quarter volume, half, or -3db etc).

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[b]Originally posted by Kenny Rogers [/b Echo card is great, I picked one up as per your recontamination a while ago.

Congrats! I love my one as well!

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Originally posted by UXC recontamination

lol

you guys just helped a troll get his interface