Are Computer Monitors Analog Or Digital

Using this to run from my computer to my analog to digital audio interface for recording. Working great!

I'm an audiophile searching for the best way to improve sound from my computer. I found a big part of the answer in this digital-to-analog converter, with its headphone amplifier. The difference in sound between this unit and plugging the phones directly into the computer is dramatic. The sound is more detailed, more musical, with more undistorted highs and lows. Strongly recommended.

This is analog mixer is very good for running old multitrack tape recorders into new digital recorders.

Great machine in a low profile format. All types of analog and digital inputs and you're set to go with default settings. Only negatives...display is small and VU meters pretty bad for a recorder. Unit meant for rack mounting...when stacking, there's no clearance for air...feet are too small.

As I expect from B+W. Top of the line; allows the use of lenses on digital & analog, something a clear filter cannot

We recently upgraded all the workstations to new i7 based desktops that support dual monitors running Windows 7. We reused the original analog flat screens along with new DVI based wide screens. the adapters let us connect the old analog monitors to the Y cable supplied with the desktops to create a dual screen environment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Generally speaking the sound quality produced by wired headphones is much better than wireless ones, but these go one step further with a built in digital to analog converter. They also don’t have interference and lag issues. With additional ear tips included, they fit securely and comfortably, even during extended listening sessions. And let me tell you about the cable – it's flat and tangle-free, so smooth you'll forget it's even there. But it's not just about looks and comfort. These earbuds are packed with features that enhance your music experience. With USB-C connectivity, they're compatible with all sorts of devices, whether you're at home, work, or on the move. I have plugged them into various devices that have a USB-C connector and these worked every time. So I mentioned the built-in digital-to-analog converter (DAC), giving you Hi-Res Audio for crystal-clear sound with every beat, as well as built in EQ presets. I am opting for this type of headphone because I don’t need to worry about running out of battery power, and downtime due to the need to recharge as they are always ready!

It is really a fantastic shoulder bag for Kleinformat cameras. Digital or SLR or even analog.You can carry with it safetly two cameras and several lenses and you can easly organise the inside protective separates up to your use. Fantastic, very useful and practic. And it looks like the product is highly solide. That will be seen in years, but it looks like it is. A fantastic design in inner and outlook. Very professionally designed for professional or professionaly uses. I reccomend it to everybody in need of a collecting case for his portabl equipment.

Can down convert HD-SDI to Composite in various aspect ratios and take the embeded audio to analog or digital!

The Korg microKORG is an excellent synth. Having remained in production for over 20 years, its status as a constant is determined by its sound and ease of use. I haven't messed with the factory presets but designing your own sounds is a breeze with the intuitive knob layout. The sound engine sounds very natural. I wouldn't say analog because resonance on the filter is markedly digital but there are countless analog-like tones to be had. The oscillators don't start at the same phase with each key press, which makes this much more analog sounding than digital. The polyphony leaves something to be desired because, when making layered patches, you only get two notes. The ring-mod on oscillator two is quite good and, so far in every application I've used, ring-mod-sync seems to be more pleasing than sync on its own. The effects give a nice stereo dimension to the sounds and, on a synth of this stature, four mod-matrix slots seems to be just enough. I can't recommend key-tracking LFO 2 enough for really cool analog-FM style tones. Getting a tracked LFO speed for each note does so much for creative sound design. The microKORG has definitely remained in production for as long as it has for a reason.