The Audigy is a good value card and pretty good sounding on first listen,
however... everything you output from windows will be resampled to 48khz
inside the card, and it doesn't do a very good job of it.

What this means is that e.g if you play an mp3, cd or anything that uses a
sample rate other than 48khz the Audigy is going to add distortion to it.

For a simple demo of what it does, take a tone sweep of say 20hz-20khz, play
it through on the audigy.. once u get over 16khz you'll hear a load of weird
noises which are the result of the resampling. The Audigy 2 is a bit better,
but it still happens. Other cards that don't resample (such as the Terratec
DMX 6Fire that I have) play it clean from beginning to end.

Maybe this doesn't bother you anyway but it's worth mentioning I guess ;)

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Sent: 31 December 2002 22:22
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Subject: [dnb-prod] Re: Sound cards



for like $50 or under you can get an audigy that has a firewire port on it.

>Yeah the MOTU 828 only works with firewire.
>
>on 12/30/02 9:19 PM, TJ Cinnamon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the advice.  Do you need a firewire connection?  I don't have
>a
> > firewire connection but a firewire PCI card is only 29 dollars so I'll
>shell
> > out the extra loot if need be.
> >
> > Thanks Joe
>
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