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Best bang for the buck 8 channel ad/da!
for my rme 9652 pci card. I have till friday to fullfill this task.
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I think the hands down winner will be ada 8000

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If you already have decent/good pres, get hold of a Tango 24 by Frontier...limited to 48K, but sounds MUCH better than many popular units running at 96K...even if you don't, get one anyway...you will not be disappointed.
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Its funny every one say the ada 8000, y so. And im just starting over via studio equipment, so i dont have anything. So i far the rme is my 1st gear.
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RME ADI-8.
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I second the RME ADI-8. I ran two ADI-8DSs into my 9652, it was the most stable system I ever ran (was running Nuendo at the time.) Sounded great. Now that I'm running an 002 rig, I'm selling one of my ADI-8DSs in the classified section, if you're interested.
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