Ok, so I know this isn't the ideal site for a question like this, but to be honest I'm desperate now. Been driven to my wits end. Sorry. Basically, I'm trying to record some guitar through an audio interface into Cubase. I end up with gaps, pops, and clicks in my recording. I have set the...

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I would say yes, but I would extend that to musicians and anyone who really LISTENS properly to their music. You don't have to have expensive hi-fi gear to appreciate music, it just makes it sound nicer. So, the "General Public", whoever they are, perhaps don't have as much of an appreciation...

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Ok thanks for your help guys :) The mud is clearing. In that case I will go ahead and get the Xonar DG. Cheers :)  

Just looking at the specs for the Xonar DG. It says there is 3 analogue outputs for front, side, and center subwoofer. I would just be wanting one output to run to a stereo system which just has two speakers, left and right. Would this still work? Sorry for my noobishness :P  

Ok thanks PurpleAngel :) I'll probably buy the Asus Xonar DG then. One thing though, the signal from the PC will surely be digital, right? And I thought the reciever would only be ok with handling analogue, since it's pretty old? Actually, it should be ok because its got a CD deck hooked up to...

Hi, I'm wanting to have a line from my desktop PC to my stereo reciever so I can play my computer sounds through my stereo. I've already got a record player and CD player linked up to the reciever. Btw the receiver is from the 1970s, a really nice old Technics SA-160L. So, I just want to check...