   
Mike Zee
| Posted on Thursday, September 09, 2004 - 01:39 am: | |
I personally don't have nor ever had any experience with it, but from what I've read/seen: Chuck, if I had a loptop with FW port, then I'd sure would look into FW410. This box looks and 'reads' aa advertised like 'perfect' for laptop-based production: 8 outs for dubbing with outboard etc... BUT! I've read allots of very negative feedback(s) about it. Well, allots of positive as well. All negative remarks were about how 'hard' it is to configure and make it work.... which leads me to not really take it as FW410 problem..., I mean there are just many "producers" there who are not very friendly with computer/software/hardware in general...if not to say harder- plain ignorant , or sometimes too lazy to learn. And, what can I say, it's just the way it is with computers - that's why computer based production is in someway a big pain in tha A**s, it's not like just push the button on your power-conditioner, light it up, plug in and play .... With computer you need to go through bunch of clicks, scrolls, type-ins and stuff before you get anywhere, and you better know what'Ya doin'... not fun at all. If you go to www.musiciansfriend.com , then go to recording section - computer hardware...find FW410 and there you'll see feedback and ratings from user, so you can read those comments. ********* here is a link, which may or may not work: FW 410 user reviews at musiciansfriend.com /good luck /Mike Zee aka Dr ZEE ZEE DUB LAB |