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Very silent external FireWire drive
Yes, I know - PT9 is most exciting topic now, but I have one simple universal question.
I bought just now this one: http://www.dsp-memory.de/v1/catalog/...ducts_id=3811& But this drive is very loud even without disk access (idle). When this document http://www.inxtron.com/files/article...patibility.pdf says truth then this drive uses Hitachi HDS721010KLA330. I found one review in german magazine c't and it writes: 1.4 sone in idle and 2.5 sone at access. This are horrible values! What external realy quiet FireWire hard drive could you recommend? I tend now to buy empty enclosure like this: http://www.dsp-memory.de/v1/catalog/...ucts_id=10370& http://www.dsp-memory.de/v1/catalog/...ucts_id=10830& and separately a silent hard disc. Second question - must it be realy a 7200 rpm hard disk - as recommended by Avid? There are many 2.5" hard discs at 5400 rpm which are comparable fast to 3.5" @ 7200 rpm (transfer rate and access time) and these are quieter. Can I use such 2.5" @5400 rpm for tracking in PT?
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