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Re: Soundcard noise floor

Reply #25
I can't speak to the accuracy of those specific measurements, but they're very typical, and you could find 100 devices that really do have that performance.  I don't think your skepticism is well founded.
Pure speculation.

Is this the same problem you were posting about above?  So you've solved whatever you were asking about?
Sorry, it is not my fault if you think too slow or too late  ;)

why don't you also raise the quality of your threads then.
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Re: Soundcard noise floor

Reply #26
I can't speak to the accuracy of those specific measurements, but they're very typical, and you could find 100 devices that really do have that performance.  I don't think your skepticism is well founded.
Pure speculation.

I don't think you're understanding what I am saying.  If you're finding that a 100dB noise floor isn't enough, you are doing something wrong.  I'm speculating what it is you are doing wrong, yes, but that is because you are being extremely vague about whatever your underlying problem really is. 

Would you prefer I not speculate as to what your problem is and simply tell you to give up?

Re: Soundcard noise floor

Reply #27
To give up what ?



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Re: Soundcard noise floor

Reply #28
That was my question.  Looking for a sound card I think?



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Re: Soundcard noise floor

Reply #29
Sound interface.



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