Audio interface/Sound card advice?

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Re: Audio interface/Sound card advice?

Postby coolsteel » Mon Nov 01, 2010 9:28 pm

Hi Dave,

Check on Ebay item number 110606255422 a recently listed 20 bit Gina Echo Event sound card with a breakout box. This card will run on Windows 95 and on XP. The sound quality of these cards is fantasic and could be well worth considering if you are running either of the two operating systems.

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Re: Audio interface/Sound card advice?

Postby IanPearce » Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:36 pm

I just might be picking your brain


In that case can you pick me a low mileage one ? :roll:
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Re: Audio interface/Sound card advice?

Postby IanPearce » Tue Nov 02, 2010 3:15 pm

You're right Richard the Gina is a great soundcard. Unfortunately I had to sell mine because I cound't get it to work properly on Windows XP. The XP drivers never got past the "beta" stage as far as I know. A friend of mine sold his for the same reason :(
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Re: Audio interface/Sound card advice?

Postby Dave Nutt » Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:31 pm

Thanks again guys, tell you what, ask a question on here and someone will throw in a answer.
Problem is,I havnt really got a clue about recording onto PC, whenever I try to understand it, I revert back to the good old Tascam 8trk.

Ian, Ill checkout Gina, she sounds a good possibility ;)
Once again- thanks to all of you for your help.
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