Anyone using a Flying Cow ad/da converter?

Dean Landon · 24th February 2003

Is this converter any good?

Thx
Imagine

kosi · 26th February 2003

No, tutt

I once bought one as a converter for my Quantec 2402 and have to say, that even the converters in my Mackie d8b are sounding better. Very dull and undimensional. Go for a used Rosetta or a Lucid.

Cheers, kosi

24th February 2003	#1
Dean Landon Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Toluca Lake, CA Posts: 1,263 Thread Starter	Anyone using a Flying Cow ad/da converter? Is this converter any good? Thx Imagine

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26th February 2003	#2
kosi Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Berlin Posts: 941	No, tutt I once bought one as a converter for my Quantec 2402 and have to say, that even the converters in my Mackie d8b are sounding better. Very dull and undimensional. Go for a used Rosetta or a Lucid. Cheers, kosi