MAudio Omni Studio Omni I/O and Delta 66 Package
Includes PCI card, I/O interface, and software.
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Submitted September 24, 2022 by a customer from outlook.com
"20 years later and still working"
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I bought my first one just after 2000. To their credit, M-Audio kept updating drivers even after the model was discontinued, so after a brief retirement, I've been able to run it on Windows 7, Vista, and now on Windows 10 64-bit. I recently added a second one (and another Delta-66 card, connected them through S/PDIF, and bingo -- I have an 8-in/8-out, (virtually) zero-latency, direct connect (no USB, etc) audio interface. Only gotcha is that you need PCI slots, which most new computers don't have anymore, but mine happens to have two, so I guess I'll be keeping it for a while. There's just no way to get this kind of performance for under $1k with today's equipment, and the stuff that relies on serial bus connections (USB, Firewire, Thunderbolt) all add latency. It's absolutely amazing that a system that debuted prior to Y2K can still outperform anything new in its price range. As the other reviewer observed, it's definitely not 'plug-and-play', but none of the professional interfaces with these kinds of features are, not even the more modern ones.
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Submitted November 13, 2009
M-Audio Omni Studio Customer Review
Sound
I enjoy it but its hard to get up dates an drivers other than that I have nothing bad to say about the product
Quality
It jus gets me nervous that wit all the window updates when ur running on an older operation system like XP it's hard to get the drivers an for this I wont be able to use it on the road.
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