M-Audio Delta 44 And Logic Express 7.1.1

I recently install a M-Audio Delta 44 sound card and installed in my Mac G4 Desktop computer. Now when I use 'Logic Express 7.1.1' I get a feed back loop when I stop the playhead. When I start it again everything is fine till I stop it, feed loop! I know the problem is with the card because when I change to internal sound there is no problems. Has anyone heard about problems with the Delta 44 sound card?

The Delta Series is older than the FW410.
I have a 2496 that, i must say, sounds good and some years ago M-Audio solved the problem that you have (and me too!) but after 3 or 4 years here it again after a driver update.
And the worse thing is that last driver incarnation provoked a lot of kernel panics on my Mac so I decided to unmount and sell the board.
I think that the audio interfaces to get are those by RME, Presonus, MOTU, Apogee etc.
If you don't need many inputs than I say a Duet will be perfect.
I own a MOTU Traveler and is a good interface too (there are better and worse ones).
Another good choice could be the Presonus FireBox.
But if you make a search here you will find a lot of hints.
cheers
rob

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