hey there
what external firewire hard drives would you guys recommend for recording?
ive seen some lacie ones. anyone have experience with those?
thanks
jo
recommended external firewire hard drives?
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Re: recommended external firewire hard drives?
www.otherworldcomputing.com
Even though it looks like a Mac site, the Mercury Elite Pro is what you want.
Even though it looks like a Mac site, the Mercury Elite Pro is what you want.
Re: recommended external firewire hard drives?
If you are low on cash and have an extra internal IDE hdd laying around this is cool and only costs $35:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDe ... 339&depa=0
I just got one last week and its working great so far. Haven't pushed it hard yet but I was able to use it directly with PTLE 6.4 Win. It's mainly used as a backup hdd and for mixing/tracking at other studios.
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDe ... 339&depa=0
I just got one last week and its working great so far. Haven't pushed it hard yet but I was able to use it directly with PTLE 6.4 Win. It's mainly used as a backup hdd and for mixing/tracking at other studios.
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Re: recommended external firewire hard drives?
i like the EZQuest drives....
Wiebetech
Actually, ALL "FireWire" drives are just IDE drives in a case, so keep that in mind before you go spending crazy money. I've been thinking about this same issue and I'm looking at the Wiebetech line right now. They have a few interesting models, especially the drive docks which let you just plug in a free IDE. We have one at work and it's pretty slick. Can be somewhat noisy without a box so I'm considering one of their cases too. They are rated pretty quick.If you are low on cash and have an extra internal IDE hdd laying around this is cool and only costs $35
http://www.wiebetech.com/home.php
Lacie has those cool Porsche brushed metal cases which are pretty nice too and not too expensive.
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