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External Soundcard Durability...
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16-11-2010 4:25pm#1I recently got an audio interface from thomann after much oooing and aaahing about what to choose. I eventually went with the UA-25 Cakewalk - http://www.thomann.de/ie/cakewalk_ua25_ex_cw.htm - it suited my budget yet seemed to get good enough reviews, etc so I went ahead with the buy.
However what I wanted to ask is (and maybe there isn't a definitive answer), regarding the durability of the inputs. This was something that concerns me. Thomann have a 3 year gaurantee anyway but i'd rather the unit to stay in shape for the most part. Should I try aviod plugging cables in and out excessively or should it still be ok once i'm gentle with it? I've had experiences with supposedly 'mid-range' gear that had shoddy inputs, etc so I just was wondering what people's experiences have been.
As an aside, i'm very happy with the UA-25, it's good value for the money I feel .....having said that I don't have massive experience with external soundcards so that may change in the coming months!
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