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Well it's mostly for hook up to exterior decoding, receiver, dedicated DAC. Unfortunately most "consumer" cards don't have s/pdif in. You do have a solid analog in section, so you could still record that way. You usually need a "pro" card for that, like my emu. But your DVD drive would be your best transport to use if you want to use your soundcard.
But from what I read you'd want to use a digital in so you can record using a s/pdif in and your card's DAC, is that it? |
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The only thing that I would like to have is the ability to play my NON-HYBRID SACD's thru my PC and using the soundcard. It's not a big deal, but it would be nice. EDIT: And yes, at some point down the road I'd like to hook up one of my TT's so I could do needledrops. But I'll address that when the time comes. Last edited by Johnny Vinyl; 06-09-2012 at 09:05 AM. |
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And for one of your TT, if I recollect properly the analog section and ADCs on your card where also top notch so you should easily be able to do nice 24/96 rips using one of your phono stages. |
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