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Yes, I saw the USB option. It looks very cool, but I wish it was Firewire instead

There'd be no zero-latency monitoring through the USB bus, though. The main reason I'm going Creamware over MOTU or M-Audio (other than quality) is zero-latency monitoring with multiple devices.

We know that Z-Link can handle 8 channels at a 96KHz sampling rate. Wouldn't it be nice if Creamware supported 16 channels at 44.1/48, though?

Think of this:

We currently can do this for about $1500:

Luna II, ADAT Expansion, A16 Ultra

Gives us 16 balanced analog i/o, 16 adat i/o, and then the ...

Although emagic and TC are now working together, Creamware brings something to the table that TC doesn't have...

i/o

emagic seems to be getting out of the hardware business. How else would you explain a company that's targeting the upper mid-range studio (above Cubase & Sonar & DP, below ProTools ...