whats a good Audio Card. dont need anything special, piece of crap ASUS proprietary board card wont

[sam sarrha]

work... for what i paid for it.. they should at least reply to "our" ASUS forum posts.. lots of people complain about it. dont think i'll buy anymore ASUS products..

ANTEC 900 Case.
ASUS Rampage Formula X48.
Intel Xeon 3110 3MHz Core2 Duo.
VISTA 64bit Home Premium.
Silent Knight2 CPU cooler.
8GB OCZ Reaper HPC DDR2 1400.
2x Western Digital Caviar 500GB HD RAID1.
VisionTec Radeon HD 3870 X2.
OPTI UPS Battery Back Up.
Cosair 750 watt PSU

[Fumesucker]

1. I've always been a fan of Turtle Beach/Voyetra

I used a TB Montego to digitize a bunch of old vinyl 33 and 45 records and had great success. I've even done 78 rpm records by recording at 45 rpm and then changing the pitch/equalization in software. The Montego is obsolete now but the Santa Cruz is a good choice.

The TB Audio Advantage Micro is a very nice USB sound card with a built in high quality headphone amp.. Nice choice if you like to listen on headphones.. Plus it can be moved from system to system in mere moments.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?bop=And&Submit=SubCatDeals&N=50001431%2040000057

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

2. What's your budget?

What do you use the computer for? Let me know and I will give you some ideas.