> I've run a similar test. I turned down the input faders all the way and > recorded a 32-bit WAV file of about 5 seconds. I then ran the > Analyze->Statistics function in CEP, which showed an average RMS level of > about -101.5 db for the file. Very impressive. I also did a test or two, the results are up on my web page: http://www.nsdev.org/gina.shtml The tests placed the GINA in the top ranking in the sound-card category. I imagine your -60db noise floor was because the AutoTrim was done on something that had very little signal. So it would try to maximize the noise. Not a good thing. I'd suggest hooking up a nice loud signal, a hot microphone preamp, or a VCR output, and then do an autotrim. You'll get a really nice signal to noise ratio. Cheers. -Neal -- +-------- Neal Sanche +----+ [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] +------ ICQ 5516171 ------+ It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased. -- Kehlog Albran, "The Profit"
