According to the link you provided this card is 8 in and 8 out*, unbalanced.

Used Delta 66's, which retails at a similar new price to your one, goes for
around low-mid $200 on Trade Me.
These have 6 in and 6 out*, all balanced.

A Delta 44 used is under $200 on Trade Me. This has 4 in and 4 out, again
balanced.

*The numbers I have quoted refer to the analogue connections only.

If you'd read my post first, before firing of an email you'd have seen that I
clearly requested balanced connections.

> I would recommend them 100%. I ordered 4 of them from overseas as my mate
> was going to buy two of me but he ended up not buying them. I have 2 spare
> Delta 1010LT sound cards to get rid off. They are BRAND new, everything
> with them. They retail at about $500 here in NZ at the rock shop. I want to
> sell them around $350?
>
> Email me if anyones interested. Heres a link for more information on the
> sound card: http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Delta1010LT-main.html
>
> Regards,
> Ethan
>
> Michael Hallager wrote:
> Hello all-
>
> Further to my last post I have decided not to use the Windows based MPX
> coder / limiter software and use a hardware solution instead.
>
> So I have decided just to get a regular balanced connections sound card.
>
> Does anybody have any feedback on the M-Audio Delta? (Specifically the 44
> and 66 models).
>
> Does anyone have anything for sale (Does not been to be 192kHz as requested
> last time).
>
> The requirement is to replace the sound card that I'm currently using (A
> Creative SB Live) because I am getting audio hum on the received signal due
> to the soundcard to transmitter lead being unbalanced.
>
> Michael
>
>
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