Evan Hisey wrote: > On 2/5/09, John Molohan <john.molo...@gcd.ie> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I've got a set of B&W speakers and an Audiolab amp which are both pretty >> decent. At the moment it's just a stereo setup but I'll probably trade >> up at some stage to surround sound. Currently I'm just using the onboard >> audio from a shuttle with a mini-jack 3.5" to phono lead. Now this >> probably isn't doing the speakers and amp any justice. Does anyone have >> recommendations on high end sound cards? I've heard good things about >> m-audio, obviously creative have a high profile but I'm not convinced >> they're the best. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. >> >> > Well, I have used M-audio in a recording studio and foudn them very > clean on the pickups and returns. Creative on the other hand always > has alot of card noise, there inputs are actually unbalanced on the > card even though they use balanced jacks. If I was to use one to feed > a quality home hi-fi system I would go with M-audio or Turtle Beach > over creative. Creative is fine to even pretty good if you are just > dumping direct to speakers. > > Evan > Excellent, that's exactly the kind of advice I was looking for. Thanks Evan. If anyone else has more please chip in.
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