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Hello guys, I have recently had my USB 2 card changed to the W7 64 bits compatible by the US distributor, and now I am of course waiting for the new drivers to be available for download. So, after the XMOS board release, you mean that in my case I'll have to dismantle the newly installed board, ship it back to Lindemann and ask for the new XMOS board, install it and then download and install its drivers, right?

Hello guys, I have recently had my USB 2 card changed to the W7 64 bits compatible by the US distributor, and now I am of course waiting for the new drivers to be available for download. So, after the XMOS board release, you mean that in my case I'll have to dismantle the newly installed board, ship it back to Lindemann and ask for the new XMOS board, install it and then download and install its drivers, right?

Hi slingshot, I had it changed by the store I got the Lindemann from. Before purchasing the 825 I emailed Mr. Lindemann, he told me I could have the 64 bit card for free, so I asked the store to get one and update the (used) unit I was about to purchase. Now I have the CD player with the new card, but of course don't have the driver yet. Anyway, we might exchange emails, if you wish - I would like to know what you think of your 825 and exchange opinions on system matching with the Lindemann.

Hi, I purchased a Lindemann 825 last week and would like to share comments and opinions on its sound and USB card. I had the 32 bit card replaced by the new 64 bit one, but could not try that since Lindemann's drivers are not downloadable yet. I am based in downtown Boston, MA.