Opinion needed re RME ADI-2 converter
I'm running PT9 via an 003 console clocked to a Black Lion Micro Clock MK2 in my studio.
The BL Clock makes a big difference over the stock 003 clock - worth every penny spent, that's for sure.
From what I understand, I can do better than the stock converters in my 003 as well...of course, I'd love to go the Apogee/Lynx route but current budget limits are restricting me to looking at the RME ADI-2, which seems to be a decent unit for the price.
My question is this: since I am already clocking to a much better source, would the addition of the RME have a noticeable impact in my system - or is this just splitting hairs at my level of gear?
A reliable source advises that at this price point and level of gear, I have already made a significant improvement in my system via the BL Clock and while the addition WOULD make a difference, it may not be an appreciable one enough to justify the expense.
Just looking for a second opinion(s) before I pull the trigger on this or not. Times are tough and if this move isn't one that would make a drastic difference in my rig, then I'll hold off until I can afford a major overhaul of my system and go HD.
Thanks!
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Minimutt
Pro Tools 9 / Digidesign 003 Console / Mac Pro 8 Core 2.26 GHz Intel Xeon / OS X / 8 GB RAM / Black Lion Audio Micro Clock Mk II / M-Audio AxiomPro 61 / Presonus Studio Channel and Eureka Channel Strips, Faderport USB Controller and Central Station Control Center / ART Headamp 6 Pro / M-Audio Uno 1 x 1 / Yamaha DTX Express IV Special / POD X3 Live / Yamaha HS50-HS10 combo, M-Audio AV40 / Plugins galore
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