Hello All. I am referred to you soundgod I get a hum in the output over on the Luxman/etc. preamp. They tell me the sound card is the problem. Lets see, it says its a: MPU-401 Compatable MIDI Device and Realtek AC'97 Audio if that tells you anything. I am trying it now and then I will try it over on the Vista which says "Realtek High Definition Audio," well, whatever it was is gone now. I know there are so many variables. On this system it is recorded at "Windows Media Lossless Quality 9.2 Lossless VBR Quality 100, 44 kHz, 2 channel 16 bit 1-pass" over on the Vista and 769kbps where on the XP I have it at nothing special and only 320kbps so it sounds better obviously, on the Vista, eh?
So, I really have no question but the "disappeared hum" and now I got superglue on the keys,
A little story. My keyboard fell off the arm of the chair and as fate would have it, 4 letters fell off and one disappeared into the air. I am "Mysto The Magician" as I can make something disappear, though its here and I couldn't find it. So I went looking at keyboards with my usual astuteness, got home with a tall character key model so I returned it and got this wired Microsoft one with the shallow keys. But I saw this one that I really liked. I have to pound on the keys on this one and the wireless one I got for the XP. I really liked a KR713A Hewlett-Packard one but OfficeMax™ put the kibosh on that. But they gave me H-Ps number so I called them and got a real winner. It took an hour to do it all. First, it had all entirely flat keys, (no stand-up height at all) and they worked like silk. The character was within a fingernail thick circle within the key's square top and they all touched each other like I've seen on some laptops. All OM could offer was to buy the IQ 526 for $973, and they acted like they were disinterested in the keyboard. Well I did get it ordered and free shipping with a mouse (unseen), all wireless, and with those keys that work like silk and it waas about $63. If anyone is interested its an RK 713A keyboard and it is unique; I've never seen anything like it offered. I always hit the keys too lightly (my frightfull cracked & bleeding superglued splits hands) because it hurts them. Carey actually "listened" to what I was asking and did not offer the "pie in the sky" deal like good old OfficeMax™ keptat. I'll post a pic of it when it comes because I think its worthwhile perhaps to others.
The message is "Yay, Hewlett-Packard™ Customer Service at 1-800-331-5144.
Air America.
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