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How does the SB Live 24 USB work when you do output to an onboard AC97 card in stead of the SB?

I need an external USB unit. What unit gives the best performance for least grief? cheers ... 73 de brian riley, n1bq , underhill center, vermont <n1bq@...>

Des, Rocky will self calibrate to some degree if it sees strong signals (>60dB on the left hand scale) across the band for a long time. Rovky does not need to be tuned to the frequency. This is all

Des wrote: Des, SDRadio doesn't have an automatic rejection adjustment, but a manual one. Have you tried to minimize the unwanted response by adjusting the sliders in the panel that opens when you

FWIW, I took some time and went to the Intel website and looked around their HD audio specification. This specifies how their chipsets expect to connect to various audio codec devices. It appears that

Here are some data. As they say, your mileage may vary. The results are basically as expected but the levels were higher than I thought they would be. Using a SR-40 V4.0 with and without a BPF for

Hello Farhan and the group, I currenty use the Creative Soundblaster Live! 24 bit card and can confirm it performs well but.... so far I have only been able to get it to work correctly with KGKSDR

I have an Amtel based VFO with a 9850 DDS as well as the AMQRP DDS Daughter card. The oscillator is bad on both as is the 9850 which will hopefully arriv as a sample. Already replaced the 9850 on the

Excellent plan, Art. 73 Kees K5BCQ

to do 96khz/24bit you need usb2.0 with the highspeed implementation. anything less than a high speed implmentation of usb2 will force you to go lower in either sample rate (limiting band coverage) or

I was wondering about the USB external Soundblaster Live units, are they any good? cheers ... 73 de brian riley, n1bq , underhill center, vermont <n1bq@...>

A decent card I have in my PC, together with the Delta 44 and the mainboard AC'97 chipset, is the Terratec Aureon Sky. It is capable of 96/24 with the accompanying ASIO drivers. The quality is good,

Hi All! Once you are used to smd, it is possible to prototype even this kind of ic using hot air. It is most important though to have a coated pcb. The first chips of this kind I played with were the

Wow, Bill, thanks very much :-) What an interesting article. I've always wondered how you solder those pinless packages. Best Wishes on your small parts, too. You've given me new hope :-) Take Care

A Delta 44 is on my list of wanna buys..... Am still waiting to see if our other computer can be fixed, or whether we need to replace it. If we need a new one, it's also D-44 soundcard time for me!

Hello Kees, Thanks for the reply. I am only interested in a 96Khz sampling 24 bit card. The Santa Cruz is a FB card but only supports 48khz. I may try the SB Live card, it seems several have tried it

Thanks for the reply. I was reading the other messages regarding different soundcards. It seems that audigy 2 zs is quite noisy. Those noise figures on that website are pretty freaky. is there anyway

Boy did I have an interesting experience tonight with a 64 pin LQFP chip. The sample dsPIC30F6012A chips arrived today and I immediately set about soldering one to my infamous no solder mask fan out

Hi Phil Good stuff! Any thanks for the heads up on the clock beat note. Do you have a website or something with some descriptions? tnx jim ab3cv