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24th August 2009, 05:15 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Piha
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Netbook and speaker testing
Don't know where best to put this- perhaps a Moderator can help.
Anyway I normally use Arta on my main computer to test speakers, (usual panasonic mic, etc) but recently acquired a netbook- Toshiba NB100 with 120G hard disk. It would sometimes be useful to use this instead for simple speaker testing outside, freq and impedance mainly. Has anybody got suggestions for a suitable sound card, (I presume the internal one is not adequate, but open to correction). It need not be USB or battery powered. Also any suggestions for software?- I see there are several new freebees available. Thanks |
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