MESSE05: E-MU's Laptop System

US 1616, Xboard and new sounds on show      12/04/05

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MESSE05: E-MU's Laptop System


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All the stations on the considerable E-MU stands were sporting compact laptop systems based around thier new CardBus Digital Audio Systems with 1616 audio interfaces and Emulator X software. We were treated to a demo by Sean Whilhelmsen. The E-MU 1616M and 1616 include a PCMCIA card and compact MicroDock audio/MIDI interface that deliver the same DSP effects, zero-latency monitoring and 24-bit/192kHz A/D and D/A converters of E-MU?s best selling PCI Digital Audio Systems. The E-MU PCMCIA card can be used standalone for its DSP power hi-grade headphone amp, or plugged into the MicroDock for a total of 16 inputs and 16 outputs plus MIDI I/O, including two custom preamps with Neutrik connectors, 48V phantom power, and analog soft limiting circuit for clip protection. E-MU?s CardBus Digital Audio Systems ship with ASIO2 and WDM drivers for Windows XP and 2000 (sadly no OS X dirvers), as well as the new Production Tools software bundle that includes E-MU?s Proteus X LE, as well as software by Steinberg, Ableton, IK Multimedia, and many more ? everything you need to create, record, edit, master and burn your music. The E-MU CardBus Digital Audio Systems are shipping this month with an estimated street price of $499.99 for the 1616M and $399.99 for the 1616.
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