Re: [LAU] newbie to Linux audio

Very cool. Precisely the kind of advice I was looking for. I'm not
hung up on USB being the only solution.

Mona would be an ideal solution. I'll try to score one on EBay.

Thanks!

Russ

PS> I used to have a singer in my old band that was named Mona. She was
righteous too!

http://rbso.button.com/img/mona4a.jpg

Loki Davison wrote:
> On 7/14/07, Russ Button <russ@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
>> One other thing. I want the audio interface to be able to provide 48
>> volt phantom powering for a pair of good small diaphram condenser mikes,
>> which I believe both of the afore mentioned devices provide.
>>
>> Russ Button wrote:
>> > I'm looking to move into using Linux as my music platform for live
>> > location recording.
>>
>
> My summary about USB, if usb is the answer you probably asked for a
> mouse. :) Ok, and some other stuff, but for audio stick to something
> decent like cardbus/pcmcia/pci/firewire. I'm very happy with my echo
> interface and know some of the nice ones can be found on ebay that use
> cardbus and pci if you want to use it at home too. I.e Mona.
> http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/Discontinued/Mona/index.php
>
> Loki
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