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I want to measure the noise of a few music players I have around the house, but the noise from the input of my motherboard is too loud, and even after plugging a player in at full volume, there is no difference in noise. Is there any way to reduce the noise with the motherboard I have, or do I have to buy a separate sound card (and if so, any recommendations)?
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If you have firewire connection the AF2 would be your best bet http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/Fi...ire2/index.php
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Ok, thanks, and I do have the 6-pin 1394 port. I will look into it. I hope it works, because after searching for a long time, I found a good program, but then this stopped me.
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I second the AF2 for audio input and output. Its a great unit.
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