Flawed Genius: The ZZ9000AX Amiga Audio card is GOOD, but it has issues!

The video evaluates the ZZ9000AX Amiga audio card, pointing out a noticeable background noise floor, a niche overall use case, and broken audio sampling. These factors prevent the card from being perfect.

The presenter cautions viewers not to dismiss the hardware outright. The Amiga development community is actively releasing new driver and firmware updates to address the identified bugs.

While the card has notable issues, it remains a viable option for enthusiasts as improvements roll out. The review encourages following future updates from the community.

Check out the full review to see the ZZ9000AX's performance and upcoming fixes:

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