Re: [LAU] Sound card for recording guitar

The alesis io2 has hi-z inputs and it works as it is class compliant. It's
usb powered which is very handy. You can't go much low in latency (it
works reliably at 11ms) but is very cheap. I paid 40 eur used for mine.

Hth
Il 19/dic/2013 10:13 "Roberto Suárez Soto" <talkingxouba@email-addr-hidden> ha
scritto:

> Hi,
>
> I'm thinking about buying a new sound card for recording guitar. As most
> recommendations I've seen on the Net are quite old (latest I could get was
> from 2012), I'm asking here to get more current information :-)
>
> My current setup is a V-Amp 2 connected through the headphones' output and
> a stereo jack to the line-in input in my computer. It's got an AMD Phenom
> 945, 12GB RAM and a built-in HDA Intel clone. It works, but it's noisy and
> I think it distorts sound when I pump up the volume. I've also tried a
> Behringer UCG-102, but it adds a hefty amount of latency (60-70 ms as
> measured by qjackctl).
>
> I'm not searching for anything "pro", just something cheap (<150€) to play
> and sometimes record at home. I wouldn't mind a PCI/PCIe card, though I
> worry that two or three years from now computers stop carrying PCI slots
> and I have to get rid of it. Searching for USB compatible devices, I've
> seen the Shappire 2i2, but reports of it working on Linux are mixed. A
> pity, because it sure looks good :-)
>
> So, based on this, what would you recommend?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> --
> Roberto Suarez Soto We like to party
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>
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Received on Fri Dec 20 00:15:01 2013