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> Which Firewire Interface?, should I buy for my Powerbook G4?
zool.
posté mar. 21 sept. 2004, 17:23
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Hi,
I am using a Powerbook G4 with OSX Jaguar 10.2.8.
Which audio-interface with multiple ins and outs should I buy?
Right now I am using a Tascam US122 which works very fine.
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posté jeu. 23 sept. 2004, 10:22
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Does your powerbook have a slot for a PCMCIA-Card (15" and 17")?
Then I suggest you have a look at the RME Hammerfall Multiface with Cardbus (also called "Mobile Kit").

0 Latency with Powerbook and best test results in one of the last Keys-Magazines (German Mag).

Best wishes, ZC

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posté jeu. 23 sept. 2004, 10:54
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A PCMCIA card is only for PC's isn't it?
My Powerbook haven't got one.
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posté jeu. 23 sept. 2004, 12:02
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If you have the new G4 Powerbook, 15 or 17-inch models, you should have a slot on your left hand side, right next to the mic and earphone contacts.

I also have a G4 PB and have been using M-Audio Firewire 1814 for a while now and can report that I'm quite happy with it. It's got everything I need: several analog inputs 2 of them phantom powered, 2 headphone outs, MIDI-connection, and some other stuff that I haven't quite figured out yet but will get to one of these days. I'm no genius when it comes to these things, but it has worked without a glitch so far (well, after I updated my drivers anyway) and that's pretty much enough for me. I mainly use it to record vocals, guitar, base, and have a MIDI-keyboard connected. If you use the hardware monitoring option, there's no perceptible latency.
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posté jeu. 23 sept. 2004, 12:45
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QUOTE (zool. @ Sep 23 2004, 09:54)
A PCMCIA card is only for PC's isn't it?
My Powerbook haven't got one.

I have the Alu 15" PB and I have got one.
And to be honest... I am already sparing my money for the mobile kit....

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posté dim. 26 sept. 2004, 17:49
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i also own a Powerbook and i have the Firewire 410. I'm really happy with it. For the price it's really good biggrin.gif
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