1622 I/O questions

[scottgreiner]

Are the analog inputs 16bit, 20bit, or 24bit?

[Avid]

http://www.digidesign.com/prod/1622
"The 16 analog inputs provide balanced or unbalanced 20-bit A/D conversion using tip-ring-sleeve (TRS) connectors."

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Digidesign eMarketing

[scottgreiner]

Why not make the specs as good as your semi-pro 001? Better yet, why not add all of the great features of the 001(24bit, Adat i/0, mic pre's, analog output volume control), but make it run on a Mix system?

[NuBus]

Good Point and with the 001 you get a card and can run 24 tracks of 24 bit audio all for just $900 and what will the street price of the 1622 be????? I hope with it's less than features it will be less than the 001!!!!!

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[This message has been edited by NuBus (edited 11-13-99).]

[TDunn]

Hi! Is this 1622 available for purchase now? I'm kinda confused about when all these new Digidesign products are actually going to be available. Thanks!

[zennman]

The 1622 20bit converters have a dynamic range of 99 dB. The Digi001 24bit converters have a dynamic range of 98dB (not as good).
I do agree that Digi should let TDM users include the 001 into their systems if they want. But the fact remains that the 1622 probably sounds better.