Hi all,

I do not yet have LspCAD nor soundcard for my laptop, but before I shop I would
like some advise from someone with experience in using LspCAD and
external, USB type sound cards?

I have 2 specific questions:

1) How to figure out if the sound card is 'properly' supported by
LspCAD - or more directly will the Philips PSC805 work as expected?
both for measurements and xover simulations? (More information on the
PSC805 can be found at:
http://www.p4c.philips.com/mprdata/0...060061_pss.pdf)

2) Is it worthwhile to go for a 24 bit card as opposed to 24 bit for
this application?

Thanking you beforehand
Henrik

"Mefa" wrote in message
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2) Is it worthwhile to go for a 24 bit card as opposed to 24 bit for
this application?

Let's put it this way. The most sophisticated and successful acoustical
consulting firm I know of habitually works with 12 bit data acquisition
cards.

"Mefa" wrote in message
m

2) Is it worthwhile to go for a 24 bit card as opposed to 24 bit for
this application?

Let's put it this way. The most sophisticated and successful acoustical
consulting firm I know of habitually works with 12 bit data acquisition
cards.

"Mefa" wrote in message
m

2) Is it worthwhile to go for a 24 bit card as opposed to 24 bit for
this application?

Let's put it this way. The most sophisticated and successful acoustical
consulting firm I know of habitually works with 12 bit data acquisition
cards.

"Mefa" wrote in message
m

2) Is it worthwhile to go for a 24 bit card as opposed to 24 bit for
this application?

Let's put it this way. The most sophisticated and successful acoustical
consulting firm I know of habitually works with 12 bit data acquisition
cards.