Ohh ok, that'd work with the recent MOTU ? Interesting, that makes
the Ultralite AVB worth a closer look. Would that mean i could, like,
just attach an N-DAC 8 to the MOTU and see another 8 outputs in JACK ?
Sorry if i sound a bit naive but i have no experience with network audio
so far ...
Cost-wise the difference isn't that much, no ? The AVB Ultralite is just
about ~30 euros more expensive than the regular MK4 ...
I mean, you might need an expensive switch, and eventually another DAC, but still,
it seems to offer a good lot of flexibility, or the possibility just to plug in into
an existing setup, etc ... i the end you'd probably end up in a price range not that
far from other solutions ...
Chris Caudle wrote on 01.10.2018 23:36:
> On Mon, October 1, 2018 4:13 pm, Niklas Reppel wrote:
> > Well mostly I'd be interested in having a somewhat modular, compact yet
> > extensible solutions for multiple channels on recent laptops.
>
> The MOTU devices allow connecting a laptop via USB, and expanding audio
> channels via an AVB switch between multiple interfaces (or just direct
> connection if you only have two devices).
> The addition of AVB interface seems to add several hundred
> dollars/pounds/euros to the price compared to a USB only device, so either
> the expandability or the ability to physically separate the multiple
> interfaces would have to be relatively valuable to make it worth the extra
> cost.
>
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