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I primarily want the best audio quality I can afford for audiophile listening, rather for recording, but I want to learn to do some home audio recording with bass guitar and soft synths. Will I need two independent systems? one for audiophile listening in my home office, and one for home recording ?
This leads me towards "sound cards" or audio interfaces that do AD and DA conversion. These products range from very simple to high-end studio gear ($100 - $10K raagen from Focusrite, Apogee, Lynx, Metric Halo, RME, UAD, etc). Seems like I could get the best of both worlds from the higher end products. But is there a reason why these products don't show up on Head-Fi? maybe some considerations I haven't thought about?
Similarly, there are pro audio desktop monitors that might be just fine for audiophile listening.
any thoughts?
This leads me towards "sound cards" or audio interfaces that do AD and DA conversion. These products range from very simple to high-end studio gear ($100 - $10K raagen from Focusrite, Apogee, Lynx, Metric Halo, RME, UAD, etc). Seems like I could get the best of both worlds from the higher end products. But is there a reason why these products don't show up on Head-Fi? maybe some considerations I haven't thought about?
Similarly, there are pro audio desktop monitors that might be just fine for audiophile listening.
any thoughts?