[Jay Ts[_2_]]

Mike Rivers wrote:
Jay Ts wrote:

Lately I've been using my Audiophile 2496 mostly as a test instrument,

I think it's really cool that i can use
RightMark with my Lynx L22 or Mackie Satellite and get frequency
response plots and distortion analysis with greater precision and
resolution (as well as publishable graphics) than I can with my H-P 334
distortion analyzer or NTi Minirator/Minilyzer combination.

Exactly. I love doing things like that with just a sound card and
software. A decent sound card and spectrum analyzer make a great
tool for analysis.

Thanks for mentioning the Lynx L22 in this context. I'm looking
at the product's web page right now, and it looks like what I've
been wanting. I will study into it and see...

The AP 2496 is actually a little better than I need for what I'm doing
because I'm not yet ready to design for the high-end studio market,
and as you've pointed out, it's fairly easy to work around some
of the AP 2496's limitations. Since it's not ideal, of course
I'd like to get something better. With that and some other
upgrades here, maybe I can start working on circuits intended
for the high-end market.

Jay Ts