Hi,

I bought a new fireface last week(from an authorized dealer) hoping it
would replace my tascam dm24 but I've decided to keep the dm24.The
fireface sounds much better, does high sample rates, but to run a
whole studio with multiple headphones mixers is too much hassle for me
and also I would want more inputs than 10 analog at times and don't
have more money to put into the setup at the moment.I used the
fireface for exactly one session and it's like new and I did not fill
out the warranty card.I have the original box,manuals, cables,etc. and
kept the bigger box it was shipped to me in.I had questions for
Matthias Carsten at RME and he always responded within hours-I'm very
impressed with this box and the co. and really wanted it to work but
have come to the conclusion I must stick to the present setup.These
sell for $1450 new at samash, zounds, musician's friend.See

http://www.rme-audio.com/english/index.htm

Mike

Try posting this on the RME board if you haven't already, and also on
the Samplitude user group.

Al

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 05:18:42 GMT, wrote:

Hi,

I bought a new fireface last week(from an authorized dealer) hoping it
would replace my tascam dm24 but I've decided to keep the dm24.The
fireface sounds much better, does high sample rates, but to run a
whole studio with multiple headphones mixers is too much hassle for me
and also I would want more inputs than 10 analog at times and don't
have more money to put into the setup at the moment.I used the
fireface for exactly one session and it's like new and I did not fill
out the warranty card.I have the original box,manuals, cables,etc. and
kept the bigger box it was shipped to me in.I had questions for
Matthias Carsten at RME and he always responded within hours-I'm very
impressed with this box and the co. and really wanted it to work but
have come to the conclusion I must stick to the present setup.These
sell for $1450 new at samash, zounds, musician's friend.See

http://www.rme-audio.com/english/index.htm

Mike

In article writes:

I bought a new fireface last week(from an authorized dealer) hoping it
would replace my tascam dm24 but I've decided to keep the dm24.

So you have to sell it yourself? You can't return it to the authorized
dealer for a refund? If not, find a better dealer for your next
purchase.


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Hi,

I'm reducing the price to $1275.Thanks,

Mike

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On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 05:18:42 GMT, wrote:

Hi,

I bought a new fireface last week(from an authorized dealer) hoping it
would replace my tascam dm24 but I've decided to keep the dm24.The
fireface sounds much better, does high sample rates, but to run a
whole studio with multiple headphones mixers is too much hassle for me
and also I would want more inputs than 10 analog at times and don't
have more money to put into the setup at the moment.I used the
fireface for exactly one session and it's like new and I did not fill
out the warranty card.I have the original box,manuals, cables,etc. and
kept the bigger box it was shipped to me in.I had questions for
Matthias Carsten at RME and he always responded within hours-I'm very
impressed with this box and the co. and really wanted it to work but
have come to the conclusion I must stick to the present setup.These
sell for $1450 new at samash, zounds, musician's friend.See

http://www.rme-audio.com/english/index.htm

Mike