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I've had one for a little while works great on everything.

Sounds good, sounds good..built well will last with heavy use.. I found most converters, I'm taking MOTU, M-audio, RME, Tango, all that stuff will record and reproduce music pretty well as long as what you give them is a good signal..great records have been made with a world of lower fidelity gear....

cool thanks!

The reason I would like to do the mod is because, I want to put the shannel stips in a rack and make it look like the API Chanel strip rack, It would therefore be of more use for me and take up less space.

Any studio in Montreal, be interested in hiring a intern for a ciuple oif months or so part-time in Montreal, if so P.M. me,

Thanks

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Yeah your right, the Tango24 build can't be really better than a RME build or Apogee. In my opinion if it sounds good than it is good. Thanks for your input guys

what is evrything clocked with, the Apogee?

thanks for the info, I will try to get some channels and convert them into direct outs, Is there any helpful links I should maybe look at?

great listening experience, havent found anything like that execpt for maybe the mars volta albums, and some ambient noise bands that I listen to.

I want to totally go all out and get myself I crazy powerful computer, does the AMD 4800+ good for audio?

Is it possible to convert the channel strips into something for a daw?

So its not worth buying anything right now at the begining or ever, just going to a library and picking up some books. Cool, Thanks

its a bit expensive, what about the tango 24 unit, I think those converters are pretty good.

I have a threeQ and it sounds better than all budget pre-amps I have used. The compresser is only a effect (in my opinion), and the E.Q. was used only on a few sessions of mine. I have borrowed the new sixQ and basically sounds the same but it has two channels instead of one.