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In Reply to: Has anybody looked into building an audio only computer for their system? posted by Analog Scott on November 18, 2006 at 13:02:30:
AS,I have had a dedicated audio computer for 2 1/2 years now. It also functions as s digital crossover, room correction, upsampling. It can record at very high rates 32/200khz. I highly recomend it, as it is way more flexible, and sounds better than my old $2k digital trans/dac system, and will do so much more.
I don't have any SACD or DVD-a content, but I know it is possible to play these on a PC. Infact, audio asylum has a dedicated PC audio forum and that question was asked fairly recently:
http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/pcaudio/bbs.html
Click on the A by my moniker, and it will show you the hardware.
Buy a good card from a "prosumer" company like Lynx or RME especially if you are recording. Also, you will definately want ASIO support..which better cards support.
There are also USB options to consider.
Here is a link that I go into more detail.
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