Looking for good, cheap USB "sound card" for Linux

Janina Sajka janina at rednote.net
Thu Jan 26 10:24:50 EST 2012


Hi, Willem:

I have a C-Media device that I purchased from Newegg for about $9.95
that I am very satisfied with, especially at the price. It's a tad too
fat to plug two such devices side by side in most USB socket
configurations, but aside from that, I have no complaints. I have
line/mic in, and line/headphone out, and that's it. Very simple, very
cheap.

In fact, it's so cheap, I picked up a handful of these, and will do so
again should I need more.

Janina

Willem van der Walt writes:
> Hi,
> I am looking for a good, meaning well-supported under Linux for
> microphone input and audio output, USB sound device.
> I have a system-on-chip here with poor sound support, no working
> input etc.
> I am at this stage not looking for a head set, but rather a "sound
> card" with jacks for speakers and microphone/line-in.
> Any suggestions welcome.
> Kind regards, Willem
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