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In Reply to: RE: 32-bit Audio in Windows 7 posted by bullethead on September 28, 2017 at 19:41:08:
Thanks. I previously used a Lynx Hilo, recording at 24/192. The RME sounds just a little cleaner/clearer in the upper frequencies than the Lynx at 24 bit. But the RME's sound is clearly superior at 32 bits. The Lynx is now around 4 years old, and the RME is new.
The RME is connected to an add-on PCI-e USB 3 controller card, using Lavricables "dual head" cable. The sound with the add-on card is noticeably better than the motherboard-mounted USB jacks, and only cost around $25.
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Follow Ups
- RE: 32-bit Audio in Windows 7 - Lynx vs. RME - JerryS 09/29/1707:58:26 09/29/17 (2)
- VIA had this 32 bit 384khz capability in 2011, what caused this technology to be supressed? - bullethead 08:32:55 09/30/17 (0)
- Way too many variables - Charles Hansen 16:38:22 09/29/17 (0)
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