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From: Ben Berman on 14 Apr 2010 10:29 polymod wrote: > > Hey Ben....If you mean the Card Deluxe (which is my soundcard) they still > do! > > > http://store.digitalaudio.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=DAL&Product_Code=CDX-01&Category_Code=CDX > > Poly > > Nah, before the Card Deluxe they sold the CardD and then the CardD+ - which were perhaps the earliest actually usable 16-bit pro audio cards in general use when I came along a century or two back, though I'm sure lotsa folks used other things before that. I remember seeing the ads for the CardD in Home and Studio Recording Magazine (!) for years before actually getting bitten by the bug. DAL also sold the much-hyped but ill-fated V8 system. Wonder what happened to that one? And I've still got my GadgetLabs around here somewhere . . . Doesn't really matter though, since we have all since learned it ain't the tools that matter . . . you're making world-class music on a DAL Card Deluxe, and I'm making dreck on a Lynx card that has a digestion problem. I know, I know: Format NTFS and re-install . . . 8-) bzb -- THE SONG FACTORY Words and Music, made to order(TM) WWW: http://www.thesongfactory.com
From: polymod on 14 Apr 2010 11:40
"Ben Berman" <no(a)thanks.net> wrote in message news:4bc5d13d$0$31265$607ed4bc(a)cv.net... > polymod wrote: > > > > Hey Ben....If you mean the Card Deluxe (which is my soundcard) they still > > do! > > > > > > http://store.digitalaudio.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=DAL&Product_Code=CDX-01&Category_Code=CDX > > > > Poly > > > > > > Nah, before the Card Deluxe they sold the CardD and then the CardD+ - > which were perhaps the earliest actually usable 16-bit pro audio cards > in general use when I came along a century or two back, though I'm sure > lotsa folks used other things before that. I remember seeing the ads for > the CardD in Home and Studio Recording Magazine (!) for years before > actually getting bitten by the bug. DAL also sold the much-hyped but > ill-fated V8 system. Wonder what happened to that one? And I've still > got my GadgetLabs around here somewhere . . . Thnks for the clarification Ben. I didn't realize they were around that long! > Doesn't really matter though, since we have all since learned it ain't > the tools that matter . . . you're making world-class music on a DAL > Card Deluxe, and I'm making dreck on a Lynx card that has a digestion > problem. > I know, I know: Format NTFS and re-install . . . 8-) LOL! I wanted a no frills great quality sound card and the Card Deluxe has more than fit the bill. Poly |