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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Chicago
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Thread Starter | What AD/DA converters would you buy with <$5000?
Yay. My first gearslutz post. That Lynx Aurora/Apogee 16x caught my attention. I preferred the clarity, depth, and sharpness of the mix with the Lynx, but the Apogee had its own thing going on that still sounds very good. I'm still using an M-Audio 1010lt and I'm just trying to figure out a somewhat practical dream setup.Anyway, besides Lynx and Apogee, what are some other great mutlichannel (16 or so) converters in the sub $5k range? PS: Most of what I record is metal (just about every subgenre) and some classic rock stuff with a hifi, almost overproduced edge. |
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Uh... so what's the questioion... with $5000.00 which converters would you buy... or.... what are some other options besides. Apogee/Lynx??? If it's the first... I would stick with what I bought... 32 channels of Lynx Auroras. If it's the 2nd question... I don't think there is anything else in that price range that is as good as those two. Lavry, and Mytek are both great... but I seem to remember they are quite a bit more. Unless you are talking about fewer channels... then you can add those in... and look at Prism.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2005 Location: hell, michigan
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I'd buy an apogee DA16 (not X) for $1500 or so and use the other $3500 towards a cranesong Spider.
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| Gear maniac Joined: Sep 2005 Location: Warsaw, Poland
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Try Mytek!!! They have a new A/D D/A 192kHz 8 channels ~3500$. Or look at E-buy for former versions 96kHz. Great converters! I like them much more than Apogees. |
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