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All the best
The Sonic Core Team

...but I was first

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-greetings, markus-

fall in love with u....
do ...la...la ....la...

Now that's looking much classier than the all-black rack design.

and it looks different in a rack bay... I love this yang and ying look

hey!
what about phantom power for the mics!?

bosone wrote:what about phantom power for the mics!?

well, there is a button. seems it's a global option...

Congratulation.

It's looking amazing - much better.

Nice feature, Ralf............

very nice Ralf....

now the people who criticised the missing z-link can be happy too.



hope everything works fine @ SC.

Best wishes to the team and a great hardware product launch.

The release of the XITE-1 is an historical event in the Creamware/Soniccore history. (the original idea but almost 100 times improved)

Looks amazing Ralf !!

Now it's REALLY making me drool.

This looks great!
Best wishes from Denmark to all of the team!

One question: Does it have active or passive cooling?

I see no fan...

Also, even the 15DSP Scope cards are passively cooled, and I'm guessing that newer-generation DSPs have been made to work faster at similar nominal temperatures (take modern CPUs, for example), so that's what I reckon has happened.

looking good....

Yes, very nice! anybody has info on what kind of preamps the beast will be equipped with?

for what´s xtdm, aes ebu, z-link good for?

when will be the release of the new software Scope 5??

i cannot wait anymore, i need it to use cubase4,1

chriskorff wrote:I see no fan...

I don't either. But I also do not see the side panels. Ie. the old A16 (non ultra) had a 40 mm fan on the side.

Looks fabulous, congratulations!

But still it is a computer generated graphics and not the "real" thing? Am I missing something, or when will it be launched?

Neb

Gordon Gekko wrote:Yes, very nice! anybody has info on what kind of preamps the beast will be equipped with?

AFAIK Creamware didn't do pre-amps, it would seem logical to me SC sticks to the same logic and concentrate on core business. I don't see any controls for it on the unit either.

A proper pre-amp would increase the cost of XITE, and as with previous DSP products, you have the option of choosing your own unit. Be it a 100eu Behnringer mixer with built-in pre's or some Apogee in the same price category than XITE. That's up to you, depending on budget and analog recording habits...

Hey Ralf, looks great, that box!

at0m wrote:

Gordon Gekko wrote:Yes, very nice! anybody has info on what kind of preamps the beast will be equipped with?

AFAIK Creamware didn't do pre-amps, it would seem logical to me SC sticks to the same logic and concentrate on core business. I don't see any controls for it on the unit either.

A proper pre-amp would increase the cost of XITE, and as with previous DSP products, you have the option of choosing your own unit. Be it a 100eu Behnringer mixer with built-in pre's or some Apogee in the same price category than XITE. That's up to you, depending on budget and analog recording habits...

Hey Ralf, looks great, that box!

i think Gordon was referring to the in-built mic pre-amps - there's two mic inputs there, they'll need some form of pre-amp.