Re: [linux-audio-user] Multi-channel audio with a computer front end

Mark,

Thank you. This is not only looking very hopeful, it's looking affordable (at
least in an industry where $10k speakers systems are "reasonably priced" :) )

Question below.
On Monday 15 January 2007 20:55 in an email titled "Re: [linux-audio-user]
Multi-channel audio with a computer front end" Mark Knecht wrote:
>Optical ADAT. The HDSP 9636 would be the master. There would be two
>optical ADAT cables going out, one to each DAC1. You would sync the
>DAC1's to the ADAT signals. If you used the HDSP 9652 then you could
>use the word clock outputs to sync. Aaron Trumm (www.nquit.com -
>another LAU user) is selling an HDSP 9652 used if you want to look at
>that.
>
>hdspmixer would create the specific mix you are looking for - quite
>easy to do really.
I see the clock outputs on the HDSP9652, but i don't see the clocks inputs on
the Benchmark dac1 or the RME ADI-2. What am i not understanding?
I'm looking at them here: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ADI2/ and
here: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DAC1/

The specs of the RME ADI-2 look fantastic. It can even be powered by batteries
which is ideal for a truly silent music background and dynamics and it also
accepts 192k. Then again the Benchmark looks better :)

Thanks again.
Received on Tue Jan 16 12:15:03 2007