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Cheap but noisy
I have an old Delta 101LT internal sound card which has quite a lot of noise from the computer. I was hoping to get a more silent sound card by using a USB one, that sits away from all the internal RF of the computer.
But it turns out this is in fact much more noisy than the Delta 1010LT. I didn't measure it exactly, but the noise level was at least the double, ie 6db more. The internal sound card has "scratches and pops" clearly coming from the computer, while the Maya 44 USB+ has a white/pink noise hiss, so the hiss clearly comes from the analog circuitry in the USB box.
Also the installation of the control panel didn't work for me, but you can use it anyway, just not change things as latency, etc. Had it been less noisy I would have spent more time trying to fix that.
Positives: Cheap, build quality seems fine, it feels solid, ESB's website is good and has manuals and drivers.
This can work for applications where the noise isn't a big problem, such as transferring demos from old 4-track cassette recorders etc, or live recordings, but I wouldn't recommend it for a home studio.
But it turns out this is in fact much more noisy than the Delta 1010LT. I didn't measure it exactly, but the noise level was at least the double, ie 6db more. The internal sound card has "scratches and pops" clearly coming from the computer, while the Maya 44 USB+ has a white/pink noise hiss, so the hiss clearly comes from the analog circuitry in the USB box.
Also the installation of the control panel didn't work for me, but you can use it anyway, just not change things as latency, etc. Had it been less noisy I would have spent more time trying to fix that.
Positives: Cheap, build quality seems fine, it feels solid, ESB's website is good and has manuals and drivers.
This can work for applications where the noise isn't a big problem, such as transferring demos from old 4-track cassette recorders etc, or live recordings, but I wouldn't recommend it for a home studio.
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Minimal
Does nothing more and nothing less than what it's supposed to.
_THE_ interface for xwax-based timecode setups. Worked flawlessly with Linux Mint and Mixxx, just plug and play.
No complaints about the sound quality.
Superb build quality, extremely portable. Just great, really, especially considering the price.
_THE_ interface for xwax-based timecode setups. Worked flawlessly with Linux Mint and Mixxx, just plug and play.
No complaints about the sound quality.
Superb build quality, extremely portable. Just great, really, especially considering the price.
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ESI Maya 44 USB+ - Review - Karasu C.
Very easy to use and is instantly detected by your computer. I tried it on 3 different computers and it directly instaled it without driver CD. Very usefull for DJ'ing with softwares like NI Traktor. It is very compact and fits in every pocket of your bag.
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a great product
I've already had ESI products in past and i must say they quite never miss a hit. this soundcard it's easy to use, plug and play and quite bargain price if you think of the features that it has. Great product, Bravo ESI
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Nice unit Plug & Play
Good quality plug & play unit. No issues. Might be nice if it had jack outs for Pro use.
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