Which sound card to buy?

Which sound card to buy? It needs to have an rca connector and dosent have to be the best soundcard just a decent one. Thanks
Answer #1
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/asus-xonar-dg-51-pci-sound-card-and-headphone-ampifier-oem
That should do the job and it’s nice n cheap.
Answer #2
You will find them cheap on ebay as people sell these when they get latest boards. Todays boards have equally good sound, so you will find people get rid of there old sound cards.
If i was you look on ebay.
Answer #3
Thanks jock juffalo and andy But does that card have this

Answer #4
It has 3 x 3.5mm RCA
You are better using a little adaptor to change it to 1 x 3.5 mm
You want to hook it up to your TV? for audio out the television?
Grey area for me. somebody might have a better solution.
Answer #5
jock_juffalo replied: It has 3 x 3.5mm RCA
You are better using a little adaptor to change it to 1 x 3.5 mm
You want to hook it up to your TV? for audio out the television?
Grey area for me. somebody might have a better solution.
yeah i dont want to use an adapter as it has a great loss in quality as i have some quality panasonic speakers which are a bit old.
EDIT: this one has it but its waaaayyy too expensive!
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/asus-xonar-essence-st-pci-precision-clock-tuning-for-revolutionary-pc-hi-fi-audio!
Answer #6
Bump
Answer #7
The only other option you might have other than an expensive internal slot card is an external USB card.
http://www.startech.com/Product/Gallery?product_id=ICUSBAUDIO7D&gallery_index=0
Answer #8
yeah i dont want to use an adapter as it has a great loss in quality
Nonsense, you would be flat out physically fitting enough RCA sockets on a sound card for a start!
You just use a cable with 3.5 plug to 2 x RCA plugs to connect to your amp.
Answer #9
i dont want to use an adapter as it has a great loss in quality
Wrong.
Answer #10
thanks smitty and paroxys m and nel it does for me the one i bought sounds very bad. would you reccomend me a good 3/5m one? and would it sound good on a normal hd audio socket. My speakers are stereo panasonic 120w