In article writes:

http://www.lavryengineering.com/miniprs2.html

Thanks, David. I should have looked longer and harder. But what a neat
discovery. I'm liable to be able to suggest that little thing to several
folks.

The thing you need to realize (and I didn't because I'm so accustomed
to seeing something else that looks like this) is that Dan's USB audio
interface is an input-only device. Playback is through something else.
The auido playback of a current Powerbook is probably good enough to
check that you have actually recorded something, and of course you can
burn the WAV files direct to a CD in the computer and play that. Also,
if you need phantom power for the mics, it has to be external.

This is a high quality limited-purpose device. Nothing wrong with
designing things like that - it lets the designer concentrate on the
parts that he thinks are really important, in this case accurately
caputring incoming audio. But (in many ways) it's not a TASCAM US-122
or M-Audio MobilePre or Apogee MiniMe.




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