I have recently upgraded to OSX 10.8.4 Mountain Lion, which is a purely 64bit OS. Therefore my Tascam US-428 is now obsolete.
Not because the hardware is faulty, but because Tascam will not write a driver to support the 64bit environment. That's a whole nother gripe.
Ok staying on task.... I record mostly guitar at home straight into the interface. The US-428 has as guitar switch with an input impedance of 680k ohms.
I loved the sound I get from an American Standard Strat (94) to the US-428 then to Logic X and other VST's.
Don't get me wrong I have a nice tube amp (fender blues deluxe) and a SM57.
I love analogue sound as-well, but keeping up with modern sounds I tend to be able to scroll and tweak a lot faster than experimenting and buying multiple pedals.
My question is most new audio interfaces with a guitar input has an impedance of 1 or 2M ohms. Does this make a difference?
Do I get a different or better tone from a 680k ohm input than a 1M ohm? And here's the long shot. Will anyone write a driver for the US-428 for a 64bit OSX?
Please help, thanks.
J
http://www.youtube.com/jerobi
Not because the hardware is faulty, but because Tascam will not write a driver to support the 64bit environment. That's a whole nother gripe.
Ok staying on task.... I record mostly guitar at home straight into the interface. The US-428 has as guitar switch with an input impedance of 680k ohms.
I loved the sound I get from an American Standard Strat (94) to the US-428 then to Logic X and other VST's.
Don't get me wrong I have a nice tube amp (fender blues deluxe) and a SM57.
I love analogue sound as-well, but keeping up with modern sounds I tend to be able to scroll and tweak a lot faster than experimenting and buying multiple pedals.
My question is most new audio interfaces with a guitar input has an impedance of 1 or 2M ohms. Does this make a difference?
Do I get a different or better tone from a 680k ohm input than a 1M ohm? And here's the long shot. Will anyone write a driver for the US-428 for a 64bit OSX?
Please help, thanks.
J
http://www.youtube.com/jerobi