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    Chief of Naval Operations sbp's Avatar
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    Thumbs up Rev 7.1 $65 @ CompUSA after $35 rebate

    $99.99 - $35 mail in rebate @ CompUSA b&m
    Sunday April 6- April 12th, 2003

    Great sound quality although Audigy 2 is best for games.

    http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2...v/index.x?pg=1
    "Quite simply, the Revolution 7.1 delivers the best sound quality I've heard from a sub-$100 audio card, making it an ideal addition to any PC used primarily for audio, video, or DVD playback."

    other reviews: http://www.lanaddict.com/review.php?ID=66
    http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/revo/index.php
    http://www.geekextreme.com/modules.p...wcontent&id=74

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    Sweet! I'm definitely going there to pick one up. The m-audio revolution ROCKS.

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    Whats a good set of speakers to run with this card?

    -jel

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    Does it make any difference in the settings when you have a POWERED subwoofer on either 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1?

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    Unless you use the analog outputs, which is what really makes this card special.

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    Yep, through your receiver or pre/pro.

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    I thought a computer, this sound card and speakers would be all I would need. Me Dumb

    I'll just pass on this item

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    Computer, sound card, and computer speakers will work too. However, this card is high enough quality that people use it with their home theater as well.

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    I picked up one last nite. So I guess the HTPC build has begun

    My wife was wondering why I bought it when I already had a sound card, and I told her that I got it now because it was a good deal and when I start to build my HTPC in the next few months I'll have it.

    Her responce was, "So this $65 card will end up costing us $1,500."

    DOH!




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    just bought this...can't give a review b/c my system is down currently, but I'll report back on wednesday!

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    dang chosenfool....you've been consistantly posting i see...8986 posts, lol

    btw, has anyone tried using the MAD winamp plugin to get true 24bit mp3 decoding? It should be interesting to compare the difference between 16bit and 24bit

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    I got this installed last nite and it worked with my computer speakers but I got nothing when I hooked it up to my receiver. Anyone got any ideas?

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    I used coax on the digital out and hooked it to a coax input on my onkyo. I just used the cable that had been connecting my CD player so I know the cable is good.

    -C

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    Man, after reading all the reviews, this sure looks like a sweet card. Does anyone know how well their driver development is?

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    Aristo: seems good.

    Drivers are decent for a new product and should improve as time goes by

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    http://media.compusa.com/pdfs/0314533.pdf

    thats the rebate, just for reference. mail by 4/26

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