Hi! I rate this sound device very highly for a good number of reasons. The device is around $150 and has audio line and microphone in connections, a SPDIF audio out, a very nice headphone out along with RCA line-out sockets for connection to a Hi-Fi system plus outputs for surround-sound speakers if you want to go that far but the fun just doesn’t stop there as I found out around 10 minutes ago. The Soundblaster Omni also incorporates Built-in microphones so without a doubt this device could be a truly superb accessory for a Notebook computer or even an Intel Nuc being lugged about the place where a microphone along with other handy recording sources could be a real help. The Sound Blaster Omni also comes with a handy remote control that can be used to skip through tracks etc when playing media, all tis in a handy USB connected device that can fit into your jacket pocket. On the right on the top of the device is a large round jog-dial that is the volume control, press the dial in and the output is muted. The Soundblaster Omni as far as I can tell only samples up to 48K when recording but as we’re talking an analogue device for recording 48K is perfectly acceptable. If you want to go higher with sampling and you’re only concerned with stereo audiophile sound then the Soundblaster HD might be worth looking at as it too has a bargain price, not professional like say the Asus but damn good all the same.
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