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MOTU 828mkII best 2004 Digital Converter Technology?
How can this product win the TEC Award in this category when there's
hardly a word about the maker or quality of the converters? The MOTU is all about features for price. It's essentially a consumer all-in-one project studio item. Most of the nominees are dedicated converters. The Prism costs US$11k. It's the best a/d converter in existence! Apogee Rosetta 800 Dolby DP563 with Pro Logic II Metric Halo ULN-2 +DSP MOTU 828mkII FireWire audio interface Prism ADA-8 with DSD Interface Universal Audio 2192 Master Audio Interface |
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Awards in general hardly go to "the best" in a particular category.
Grammys, Emmys, Academy Awards, etc..... Popularity, politics, marketing, etc.....all go into the decision just as much as the actual "best" choice. For the most part, all awards are nothing more than marketing fodder. later, m |
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chetatkinsdiet wrote: Awards in general hardly go to "the best" in a particular category. Grammys, Emmys, Academy Awards, etc..... Popularity, politics, marketing, etc.....all go into the decision just as much as the actual "best" choice. For the most part, all awards are nothing more than marketing fodder. It is very, very amusing to look at who the award winners are over the years. It's even more amusing to look at the ballots and see who is nominated and compare that with the winner. Sometimes it's quite hilarious. I'd give Grimm Audio the award for best 2004 digital converter technology if I were doing the awards. Which I might be in another magazine next month. Stay tuned. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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