[linux-audio-user] Reliable A/D with linux laptop

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You might try a Digigram VxPocket (around $200), or if you have a slightly
larger budget (around $450), a PDAudio-CF card and an external
mic-pre/A-to-D like an M-Audio Duo.


Len Moskowitz
Core Sound
www.core-sound.com

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> ...Can anybody recommend a solution that's really
> simple to set up and reliable to use under linux and doesn't cost an
> arm and a leg (e.g. less than $400)?  I'm not too picky about number of
> ins and outs or fancy features, more picky about quality,
> compatability, ease-of-use, and reliability.



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