I bought this interface a couple of years ago at a Bothners sale, but it was completly overkill for my purposes at the time. I ended up using Guitar Rig Session I/O most of the time.
I sold it to my boss after a few months, who then replaced it with something completely overkill for his purposes. :D
It has been lying in my cupboard for a couple of years gathering dust (only on the box) now, so I thought I might as well try to sell it.
I don't have a machine with Firewire at the moment so I can't test it, but I believe it is still in very good condition. It's seen very little use and has been stored inside the protective packaging, in the original box, with the CD, User Manual, cables etc.
Because I can't verify whether it works as it should, I would prefer selling it to someone in Cape Town. I will give the seller 48 hours to set up and test it, and decide whether he/she wants to keep it or not. If not I will transfer the money back immediately. After the 48 hours have passed the deal is done, it is sold as is.
The only local listing I could get for it new is R5990 here http://www.24audio.co.za/my-account/edirol/sound-cards/edirol-fa-66
[b]Asking price: R3000[/b]
[b]Specs from the Roland website:[/b]
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[li]6-in/6-out 24-bit/96kHz simultaneous performance[/li]
[li]4-in/4-out 24-bit/192kHz simultaneous performance[/li]
[li]2 XLR/TRS combo jacks w/premium phantom-powered mic preamps[/li]
[li]+4 dB balanced input and output[/li]
[li]S/PDIF optical input & output ports with Sync LED indicator[/li]
[li]MIDI in/out ports[/li]
[li]Built-in analog limiter and indicator[/li]
[li]FireWire bus powered[/li]
[li]AC adaptor included[/li]
[li]Mac OS X CoreAudio and Windows XP WDM and ASIO 2.0 support[/li]
[li]Zero-latency Direct Monitoring[/li]
[li]6-pin and 4-pin IEEE1394 ports[/li]
[li]Compact, solid-metal construction[/li]
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More specs and pics http://www.roland.com/products/fa-66/
