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    Hi there fellow martyrs,

    Just joking. My problem with the optical in on the front panel of my v1.2 EWS64xl:
    I use a fostex digital mixer with optical out to ews optical in. Although levels not nearly reach 0 dB (as far as I can monitor anywhere), I get crackling noises, particularly with (suddenly) loud sounds. It isn't very much, but it's there.
    Any suggestions?

    Paul.

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    Be sure that the output of your Fostex is set as master so that the EWS can receive a valid clock signal. I had similar problems when connecting it to my Delta 66.

    Bye, Philipp

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