Audio Card for AudioLense Xo and Jriver. Multiway Speaker????

altsouza · 13th February 2013, 12:06 AM

Hi,

I am going to Build a Multiway Speaker, and I will use AudioLense Xo Crossover capabilities with JRiver MC18.
I allready have the Power Amplfiers, but I need to buy a Multi channel Audio Card.
Lynx Two B card is out of my Budget.
I have researched, and found two options:
1. Fastrack C600 - Very inexpensive at $210
2. Echo Layla 3g - $480
I do not know if these card work well. (Drivers Issues etc...)
Any help will be wellcome.

Thanks
Antonio Souza

bohdan1232000 · 13th February 2013, 03:03 AM

Hi Antonio,

You could be interested in Ultimate Equalizer V4 shown on Bodzio Software
It's much more than an active crossover. Major characteristics of Ultimate Equalizer system are:

Active system – allows amplifiers to exert maximum control over loudspeaker driver and makes crossover characteristics independent of driver loading.
DSP crossover and voicing – maintains crossover and voicing characteristics with mathematical precision. Heaps of filters included.
Amplitude and phase HBT equalization – results in flat amplitude and phase responses and extends bass response.
Linear phase – maintains 0deg acoustical phase response of each driver, which results in transient-perfect system for correct spatial imaging (realism, depth, resolution, ambience) for multi-channel sound reproduction. Also removes “flabby bass”.
Minimum-phase/Linear-phase room EQ – removes most obnoxious room modes.
Remote control – via 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse.
Use Windows Media Player, or install JRivers Player – to create audio server and state-of-the-art loudspeaker management system (user-friendliness, power, flexibility, cost efficiency and sound quality) on one HTPC.

For the sound card, use Delta1010LT, is $230, and has unbalanced RCA connectors.

Best Regards,
Bohdan

altsouza · 13th February 2013, 10:39 AM

Hi Bohdan,

I will take a look at your UE, thank you.
Regarding the audio card, i have seen that M audio solved the win 7 issues with the delta card.
But I would prefer a $400 external card, as there are too many cables to deal with in a internal card. Also thre are the pci x pci-e issue, i think i need to buy a pci adapter.
Also i would prefer a newer card, with newer technology.
Any help will be wellcome.
Thanks
Antonio

JLOP · 13th February 2013, 06:40 PM

Antonio
How many channels do you require ?

altsouza · 13th February 2013, 06:44 PM

I need 6 channels. My speakers will be 3 way (stereo).

13th February 2013, 12:06 AM	#1
altsouza diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Salvador, BA, BRAZIL	Audio Card for AudioLense Xo and Jriver. Multiway Speaker???? Hi, I am going to Build a Multiway Speaker, and I will use AudioLense Xo Crossover capabilities with JRiver MC18. I allready have the Power Amplfiers, but I need to buy a Multi channel Audio Card. Lynx Two B card is out of my Budget. I have researched, and found two options: 1. Fastrack C600 - Very inexpensive at $210 2. Echo Layla 3g - $480 I do not know if these card work well. (Drivers Issues etc...) Any help will be wellcome. Thanks Antonio Souza

13th February 2013, 03:03 AM	#2
bohdan1232000 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Melbourne	Hi Antonio, You could be interested in Ultimate Equalizer V4 shown on Bodzio Software It's much more than an active crossover. Major characteristics of Ultimate Equalizer system are: Active system – allows amplifiers to exert maximum control over loudspeaker driver and makes crossover characteristics independent of driver loading. DSP crossover and voicing – maintains crossover and voicing characteristics with mathematical precision. Heaps of filters included. Amplitude and phase HBT equalization – results in flat amplitude and phase responses and extends bass response. Linear phase – maintains 0deg acoustical phase response of each driver, which results in transient-perfect system for correct spatial imaging (realism, depth, resolution, ambience) for multi-channel sound reproduction. Also removes “flabby bass”. Minimum-phase/Linear-phase room EQ – removes most obnoxious room modes. Remote control – via 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse. Use Windows Media Player, or install JRivers Player – to create audio server and state-of-the-art loudspeaker management system (user-friendliness, power, flexibility, cost efficiency and sound quality) on one HTPC. For the sound card, use Delta1010LT, is $230, and has unbalanced RCA connectors. Best Regards, Bohdan

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13th February 2013, 10:39 AM	#3
altsouza diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Salvador, BA, BRAZIL	Hi Bohdan, I will take a look at your UE, thank you. Regarding the audio card, i have seen that M audio solved the win 7 issues with the delta card. But I would prefer a $400 external card, as there are too many cables to deal with in a internal card. Also thre are the pci x pci-e issue, i think i need to buy a pci adapter. Also i would prefer a newer card, with newer technology. Any help will be wellcome. Thanks Antonio

13th February 2013, 06:40 PM	#4
JLOP diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Close to Geneva - Switzerland	Antonio How many channels do you require ?

13th February 2013, 06:44 PM	#5
altsouza diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Salvador, BA, BRAZIL	I need 6 channels. My speakers will be 3 way (stereo).