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Mam konkretnie na myśli trzy modele o możliwości pracy w trybie "24/192":
Ego-Sys Inc. model WamiRack 192X cena: ok. 3500 zł
Lynx Studio Technology model Two (w wersji A, B lub C) cena: od 5200-6200 zł (w zal. od wersji)
Digidesign ProTools HD cena: totalny kosmos (patrz tabelka na jednej stron co podałem poniżej)
Podam fragment oceny brzmienia dla Lynx'a (inne wypadły "na oko" podobnie):
"Playback performance of the Lynx Two was exemplary, with a more smoother, more natural sound than my own Echo Mia, as well as noticeably better stereo focus. This is partly due to the much lower jitter levels of the Lynx Two's internal clock, and sure enough, clocking the Mia from the Lynx Two S/PDIF output tightened it up no end, which suggests that the sound of many existing cards could be improved by running them from an external high-quality clock.
The Record Mixer window lets you select suitable input signals for each recording channel, as well as set up a complex monitoring mix to any combination of its various output sockets.
Even when I did this, however, the Lynx Two sounded far more natural, particularly with vocals — and the more I listened, the more improvements I noticed. The most telling were sounds that I noticed for the very first time in existing recordings, such as vocal inhalations and piano pedal noise in a quiet jazz recording. These converters really do expose every little detail, making them perfect for mastering."
Podam jeszcze linki, gdzie je przetestowano:
http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/lynxtwo/index.html (Lynx Two)
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Mar02/articles/lynxtwo.asp (Lynx Two)
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/May02/articles/protoolshd.asp (ProToolsHD)
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Oct02/articles/esipro.asp (WamiRack 192X)
W załączniku "centrum dowodzenia" (można w nim zmieniać clock i sample rate) karty WamiRack 192X oraz test na poziom szumów i przesłuch między kanałami.
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