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Q:
Why does my Aardvark DirectPro Q10 have noise on the inputs only at 96k sample rate?
A:
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Some of the older Q10 units have a problem with the A/D converters at 96k sampling rate. Try switching to 44.1k or 48k and see if the noise disappears. Sometimes the problem is worsened by warm temperatures. This can be repaired and upgraded at Aardvark for $39.95. This charge is less than the recent retail price change of the unit, so in this light, it's still not a bad deal.
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