Bottom line is Mackie doesn't seem too concerned even though the forums on its website are full of complaints. As this was directly the opposite of what the first technician told me, who knows. He said that the Blackjack works with virtually all Win 7 64 bit systems and that only a handful had problems. Mackie Onyx Blackjack 2x2 USB Recording Interface by Mackie Style: Recording Interface Change Write a review How customer reviews and ratings work Top positive review All positive reviews Steven Great hardware, apathetic customer support Reviewed in the United States on OctoThis is a tough one to review. I started by saying that they should change their website info re Win 7 64 bit compatibilty.
After I got the thing to work with the ASIO4ALL driver, I called MAckie again. He said that they were working on a driver fix, but had no release date as of a month ago (Blackjack delivered to me on ). However, right off the bat the MAckie person started by saying the Blackjack has problems with "most" Win 7 64 bit systems and that MAckie was aware of the problem. Mackies Blackjack is the smallest interface yet to feature their acclaimed Onyx mic preamps. On the positive side, I was able to speak to a person in fairly quick order. The USB connection provides bus-power to the Blackjack, eliminating the need for another cable run.HORRIBLE!!! When the Blackjack arrived and I couldn't get it to work on my comp, I called Mackie. Other professional features include high-end AD/DA converters, built-in DIs, phantom power and true analog hardware monitoring of inputs for hassle-free zero-latency tracking, in either mono or stereo. It delivers the same proven Onyx preamps as our other flagship Onyx products in an ultra-compact, ergonomic desktop design perfect for your home studio. We've spent serious time and research creating the Onyx Blackjack Premium USB Recording Interface. But that shouldn't mean you have to settle for the cheapest, plastic 2x2 interface available.
If you could fit one of our flagship Onyx 1640i consoles into your workspace and budget, you probably would do it.
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