Does anyone have experiences with the Opcode SONICport (USB)? How is the quality of the analog/digital conversion? What kind of analog inputs does it have? For more information see: http://www.opcode.com/products/sonicport/ or http://www.opcode.com/products/sonicport_optical/index.shtml At http://www.gibson.com/whatsnew/pressrelease/1999/apr15a.html I found: The two interfaces both sport professional quality analog to digital conversion as well as S/PDIF digital connections in either Coaxial or Toslink (optical) flavors. ... Analog and Digital I/O SONICport connects externally to any USB-compatible computer for a high-quality stereo, analog to digital conversion away from the noise inherent inside a computer. The 20-bit Philips DACs were used to ensure professional quality analog conversion. In addition, the SONICport includes digital coaxial S/PDIF for pure, bit-for-bit digital transfers. S/PDIF devices include DAT machines, digital multitrack recorders, MiniDisc systems and front-end A/D converters. The SONICport is compatible with 16 and 24-bit systems at 48Khz , and 44.1K. Plug in a line-level signal to the 1/8th inch stereo inputs and record with any Windows 98 compatible software (Macintosh drivers available in the near future). ... Bundled with SONICport is the N-Track Windows 98 multi-track audio recording software which supports Direct-X plug-in effects and has built in conversion of audio files to the popular MPEG 3 format. ... The SONICport and SONICport Optical are available at a street price of under $250 Bert ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
