Bo Deadly
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You're talking about the Avid HD system? I think that's separate. The Lynx has it's own converters. If it has the HD card in it then you can connect it to an Avid HD system.Spencerleehorton said:Didn’t realise the lynx used the core card!!!
So it must have much better converters.
Honestly I don't think converters matter as much as people like to think. Descriptions like "unbelievably transparent" are marketing BS. I would be very surprised if anyone could tell the difference between the sound quality of the Berhringer interface (whatever it is) and the latest Lynx Aurora. No doubt you could measure a difference. But as long as the build quality is vaguely good, the differences would be insignificant.
The things that separate products like these from one another is DSP power (for running plugins on hw, 32 bit floating point processing for dynamic range, etc) and software. The software is really what matters IMO. Obviously it doesn't matter how good your converters are if the software isn't good. And if we're still talking about just converts, then we're mostly talking about the driver. Otherwise, presumably folks are just selecting channels whatever DAW. Meaning if Behringer made a DB25 high level I/O unit like the Aurora, I would use it. Just hide it in a closet and tell people you're using Lynx Aurora and that they just can't see it because it's submerged in liquid nitrogen.