Focusrite Saffire Pro 10 I/O
I couldn't find the category for this unit and have filed it under home audio for lack of a better category. The Focusrite digital to audio converter is what I ended up using for my homestudio. I want to make things very clear: it sounds fantastic. However, this hardware is a bit fussy to work with, has a really poorly written user manual for a product that has so much functionality in its interface. I also faced some issues with Apples 10.4 update which crashed the Focusrite software. I still don't have the monitoring as sussed out as I would like but I am getting such good recorded sounds that I am largely appeased. I should also share that I have had to do a few hard shut downs with it to get it linked with the music recording software which I am using. I appreciate that Mac doesn't own Focusrite so there is bound to be some issues. I hear that Mac owns some of the other companies who make audio/digital converters and if these units sounds as good as the focusrite, they might be worth considering. Great sounding but a bit frustrating at times to tune in...
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Focusrite Purchased at: Tom Lee Music Price: approx. $600.00 CAD Category: Electronics / Home Audio Systems Published: August 29, 2007 15:43
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