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PostPosted: Sat May 11, 2024 6:34 am 

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PreSouns 26C and MOTU M2/M4 have DC Coupled outputs (some reviews online says this, Can't confirm)

But what about frequency response? anyone running stereotool with these cards can confirm the linearity?

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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 8:38 pm 

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I have MOTU M4. Low frequencies are OK, but on highs it is NOT phase-linear. Pira P275 analyzer shows RDS phase shift -32 degrees. It is not acceptable and not correctable by ST software for now.
Also tested Steinberg UR22C and ESI UGM192, they have the same problem, but phase shift is sightly smaller.
For now the only phase-linear USB sound card I tested is old E-MU 0204. Yes is has issues on lows, but it can be easy corrected by ST Tilt correction. At 57 kHz is has 0.85dB drop, but it also can be corrected.


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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 10:27 pm 

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Posted this one a couple of times earlier, but nobody seems to bother. It's really perfect (and waaayy cheaper) and outperforms anything else for MPX-output that I have seen to date.

https://imgur.com/a/2gBn4Vz

USB Realtek ALC4042, DC-coupled output, linear up to 80 kHz (possibly even higher as it can do up to 384 kpbs), SNR 100 dB, cost only € 15 or so. I tried new ST RDS2-support and works like a charm too.


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