I have an Aurora with the FW card.
I'm thinking it might be good to expand the outputs of my Apollo by linking Apollo's adat outs to Aurora's adat ins - which means changing my fx card for the adat version.
Anyone got an adat card to sell/swap?
I think the fw card costs a bit more than the adat one? So adat card plus small amount of cash?
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Lynx Cards?
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Re: Lynx Cards?
Can't help you but might be keen on buying the FW card if it works out you've got both. Keep me in the loop.
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Re: Lynx Cards?
Well I guess I could buy an adat card from Audio Chocolate or somewhere, then sell you the FW version.
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Re: Lynx Cards?
How are you finding the Apollo and which version do you have? I'm thinking about going that way for my travelling setup...
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Re: Lynx Cards?
I have the Duo, as i already owned a satellite.
I'm pleased with it. It feels like a slight step up soundwise from my Aurora.
It has a few maddening things about it - the routing options, and a confused way of labelling outputs, but nothing that actually stops you from using it like any other good interface.
I only make bedroom music, recording hardware synths for the main part, but I'm finding the mic/pre/HiZ inputs are very good quality. Certainly not just thrown in to make the product look more usable.
I'm pleased with it. It feels like a slight step up soundwise from my Aurora.
It has a few maddening things about it - the routing options, and a confused way of labelling outputs, but nothing that actually stops you from using it like any other good interface.
I only make bedroom music, recording hardware synths for the main part, but I'm finding the mic/pre/HiZ inputs are very good quality. Certainly not just thrown in to make the product look more usable.
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