Pc Audio Sound Card

[16' (5 m)] High Quiality and Durable. Does exactly what it says it will, with no delay into my PC's audio card. I can turn on FL Studio (for Example) and choose and insterment and use my keyboard's MIDI out to record, or even jam on a different (sounding) insturment. helped me come up with tons of song ideas. Prongs seem iffy at first but once you plug it in u realize just how good they are :)

[< 0.05%] Very good speakers for my PC, they are paired with Cambridge DACmagic, and there is certainly a difference in sound from PC audio. Cons: are that the volume knob/ on switch is on the back.

[1.55 lb] Works great only issue I had with it was there is no audio jack; however, I've upgraded to use a USB sound card which definitely does better than my laptops built in sound anyways

[0.1 lb] I use this for ham radio remote operations with a RadioSport Headset into the sound card adapter mic and headphone jack. Works well for both the audio out to the headphones and audio in for the headset mic.

[AC Input] Solves the digital noise issues between my computer's sound card and my audio interface without degrading frequency response.

[550 W] This is a very powerful card for the money and size. A great addition to my PC.

[PCIe 3.0 x8] I needed a 4x USBc card for my Gaming PC. This was cheap and did exactly what I needed it to do.

[2] This sound card is much better than the one built into the motherboard.

[0.1 lb] I use this card with my Sound Devices 633

[288-Pin DIMM] The Memory card has assembled perfect to my PC upgrading the general performance.