Hello everyone!
My DIY monkey woke up XD
Right now I am using a pair of MarkAudio CHR-70 in a kinda ported enclosure with an old Energy ES-8 subwoofer from an all-in-one 5.1 system and I am looking for help to build an active two-way coaxial speaker (SICA 5.5C 1.5CPs in a possibly shaped sphere closed box) with a separate sub (10in or less: it depends on the cabinet size to sit near the table) for my desktop PC.
My struggle now is in choosing a cheap-ish USB sound card/interface with at least 6 line outputs (no matter if balanced or not) to be able to route the LFs, HFs and SUB properly.
I'll do all the crossing and EQing in windows through Windows/EqualizerAPO (and maybe the routing through the DAC/interface directly if possible).
My budget is about 350 euros and so far I found these devices that could fit the bill:
- TASCAM Series 208i;
- M-Audio M-Track Eight;
- some cheap Behringer and ESI interfaces with RCA outs.
If you have other suggestions and experience with such devices please tell me.
Thank you for your time and help.
My DIY monkey woke up XD
Right now I am using a pair of MarkAudio CHR-70 in a kinda ported enclosure with an old Energy ES-8 subwoofer from an all-in-one 5.1 system and I am looking for help to build an active two-way coaxial speaker (SICA 5.5C 1.5CPs in a possibly shaped sphere closed box) with a separate sub (10in or less: it depends on the cabinet size to sit near the table) for my desktop PC.
My struggle now is in choosing a cheap-ish USB sound card/interface with at least 6 line outputs (no matter if balanced or not) to be able to route the LFs, HFs and SUB properly.
I'll do all the crossing and EQing in windows through Windows/EqualizerAPO (and maybe the routing through the DAC/interface directly if possible).
My budget is about 350 euros and so far I found these devices that could fit the bill:
- TASCAM Series 208i;
- M-Audio M-Track Eight;
- some cheap Behringer and ESI interfaces with RCA outs.
If you have other suggestions and experience with such devices please tell me.
Thank you for your time and help.