> I could find. I use the sound card for importing sounds from my Panasonic
> 3200 DAT, HHB Portadisc, and various cassette machines. Right now cost is
> less important than quality (within reason!). So, can someone please let =
me
> know what is the BEST soundcard money can buy for the purposes stated abo=
ve?
I am not an expert.
I use, and am very happy with, an RME Digi96/8 PST. It's a professional
solution with stereo analog in/out, digital in/out (over SPDIF) and ADAT
in/out (which I don't use). It supports resolutions up to 24bit/96Khz.
You should take a serious look at RME. Their website is extremely
informative, they include reference machines for use with their hardware;
their drivers are legendary for being rock-solid; and they are considered
to have very, very good convertors:
www.rme-audio.com
You might be interested in the related Digi96/8 PAD which has AES/EBU in
addition; I'm not sure if your portadisc uses AES/EBU.
If you forsee a need for multi-track i/o you might consider their very
highly regarded, much more expensive Hammerfall DSP series.
Best regards,
aaron
http://www.quietamerican.org
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