M-Audio

[danan]

i have a brilliant >phase26 terratec and lately bought this m.audio firewire audiophile recomended by one of my friend ....I just got dissapointed with M-Audio ...The sound of this soundcard is rubbish and i cannot accept ..i made complain to M-Audio but all i get is stupid answers ...

So all u guys out there if u really want a good producing sound card even in ur budget pc ...u dont have to spend more than getting this brilliant PHASE26 USB Terratec...crystal clear sound even on ur mp3s

And i dont know what they mean by M.Audio ...this people who built, selling and talking about it are those popular idiots just got popular by who they know and not what they know !

please reply anyone has to say anything !

[David Meek]

danan, I'm going to move this to our PC forum. It should get more action there.

[taz13]

M-Audio is music making equipment and has drivers that are old and works better on mac then pc. I use a revolution 7.1 on one computer and it does as good a job on playback as anysound card in its price range, I have and use the Audiophile 192 for mastering and it is very good.
But I use the 192 for recording and the 7.1 on my media centre HTPC. I have the audio out on the 192 connected through active studio monitor speakers and can not accept the term rubbish.

....I just got dissapointed with M-Audio ..i made complain to M-Audio but all i get is stupid answers ...

Yep those I can relate with and agree with. Customer service is not their strong point. But understand with M-Audio you are dealing with a musician based company and all the problems that musicians egos bring. They really don't care about audiophiles as there are more then enough musicians buying their gear.
There are ways to make M-Audio cards preform better but unless you are working with flacc or similar, it probably isn't worth the effort. I listen to PC based music all the time and I personally don't believe a pc sounds as good as cd, dvd, vinyl or even Sat radio.
But I keep trying and if I get a chance I will try the Terratec

[aud19]

For entry-level audiophile cards M-Audio make pretty good damn good gear. You want high end? Get a a Lynx Two

[maximumshow]

I use the revo 7.1 and have gotten great results! I recently had to send it in for RMA and Eric of M-Audio Canada was very easy to deal with and very helpful.

Yes it is not the best card, but in its price range there is very little competition.

[danan]

my recomendation for terratec phase26 producer ....you dont have to tune your pc much just plug in the usb and do what you want to do ...i can say its brilliant very much better than anyof the soundcard that available in the market ! this is a credit for terratec because i ve been working in sound field for more than 20 years ...the music supposed to sound like it is ! if any body who has tried this soundcard and u feel there are better sound card out there ....please recommend !

[danan]

thanks

thanks ...i was really dissapointed with m audio thier reseller in malaysia not even dare to demo thier product and i have to buy it with risk ...finally this is what i deserve from buying it from a dealer who dont even have confident in what they selling !the customer service US site is a wrong effort !

danan, I'm going to move this to our PC forum. It should get more action there.

[Jack Gilvey]

I've been quite happy with my MobilePre USB for audio testing with TrueRTA as well as multitrack recording with Cubase. Zero issues and much better sound than my stock soundcard.

[Chris D]

I'm currently using M-Audio's USB-to-MIDI adapter, which is working great. Couldn't get Turtle Beach's (Voyetra) adapter to work.