If I  was to upgrade to mavericks from 10.6.8 will my firewire on mackie onyx 1220 still work in logic 9?

If I  was to upgrade to mavericks from 10.6.8 will my firewire on mackie onyx 1220 still work in logic 9?

You need to check the FAQ section on their website - there is a link contained to check on compatibility. Here is an excerpt:
I would guess that it might not be supported in Mavericks, but contact them to make sure. The second problem is that it's been discontinued.

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