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| Gear interested Joined: Aug 2008
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Thread Starter | Aurora 8/16 vs Lynx2
Hey all, I've been using a setup of 3 Lynx2's (various models) and have been certainly very impressed by the A/D D/A conversion. Being a gear slut, I was wondering if anyone has A/B'd the Lynx2 converters with the new Aurora converters and noticed any outsdanding differences in quality? If the aurora is going to be that much better, I might as well buy one as I'm already a huge fan of Lynx Thanks much for your advice |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2006 Location: Branson Mo
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Hey St.Croix Have you had any problems with multiple LTWOs? I have an A model, and am in a similar boat trying to figure if I neecd to get just a C model to go with my A, vs getting a Aurora 8 |
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| Gear nut Joined: Aug 2008 Location: Philadelphia
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I have both. I've only compared the DA by playing a CD back, switching back and forth between the two. There is a difference- kind of like sharpening a camera lens on the audio. It's not drastic like a Digi001 or MOTU 828 to Lynx2 difference, but it's definitely noticable. Keep in mind that's only two tracks(stereo) so with a lot more, the comparison would be more dramatic, I'm guessing. I'd be happy to post some comparison files if someone gives me detailed instructions on how to do a fair comparison test. |
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| 70% coffee & 30% beer Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Quincy, MA
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The Aurora is better than the PCI series, as it has its own power supply, [one obvious feature] They are both excellent choices its simply a matter of needs, but yes the Aurora is a better converter for sure.
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| Gear interested Joined: Aug 2008
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Thanks for the feedback guys, I've ordered an Aurora 16 I'm going to keep the Lynx's for an additional 8 channels of I/O when I need them. (This will of course mean purchasing another AES16 card) Can't wait to do some A/B'ing Cheers |
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| Gear nut Joined: Aug 2008 Location: Philadelphia
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Sold! Where's my commission Paul and David? Just kidding. You'll love it, and really appreciate how decent the Lynx2's are... |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2008 Location: Canada, B.C.
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