Openvox Cards Good Or Bad
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Tue, 02/05/2008 - 8:13am
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Rhino has HWEC, Full Hardware Support, And is Made in these United States of America
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By the way you can support the trixbox project by buying from the trix store
http://store.trixbox.com/home.php
Depends on how you use
Mon, 03/03/2008 - 7:09am
Depends on how you use it.
If you use with SoftEcho or OSLEC, the volume is not a issue.
We are sure it is not bad than any non-hw EC cards, But if you belive in that H/W EC will be better, Just use them.
Anyway, you can get your money back if you are not feel good with them.
Good for a test box
Mon, 03/03/2008 - 7:44am
I have one I use in my test box and seems to work ok. But I tried to put it in a production box and it just did not cut it. Never could quite solve the Echo problems this customer had. Ended up replacing it with a Rhino card that worked great. Did not know Rhino was made in America. Open vox is from China.
Thinking about made in China, I got a laugh a few months ago when I went onto the OpenVox website. They talk of how the cards are lead free. I know there is allot of concern about lead in Chinese toys but who is going to give a circuit card to a kid as a toy? Makes you onder if they make toys and Open Vox cards in the same factory.
OpenVox A400
Tue, 03/04/2008 - 9:43pm
Can't beat the prices for testing
Wed, 03/05/2008 - 5:06am
I found a website that I bought a cuople of Openvox cards for testing multiple Trixbox setups. I have had no problems and the prices were better than any other cards out there. I know...you get what you pay for, but these worked really nicely for me. The site was www.blujay.com/bullzeye
Huebs
Testing there support now
Wed, 03/05/2008 - 5:00pm
It's nice to see OpenVox
Thu, 03/06/2008 - 3:31am
It's nice to see OpenVox people on this forum as well. Welcome Miaolin!
I think Rhino and Sangoma are needing some competition to start cutting costs. They're simply way overpriced. Have a good reputation for quality though.
For example, Sangoma charges $20-30 for a backplane. Come on?! Have you seen this piece of hardware? I bet the production costs is not even a dollar! Sorry for being so direct, but that's just ridiculous.
You guys are really needing some of the "chinese medicine".
hi euser4life
Wed, 03/05/2008 - 11:53pm
hi euser4life,
if you still haven't got the confirmation email from us, would you please kindly send me an email ( belief@openvox.cn ) stating the problem about the OpenVox A400P? I would be pleased to help you solve this.
Belief Mo
OpenVox
Our tech support will check your system
Thu, 03/06/2008 - 10:14pm
Hi euser4life,
Our tech support will check your system soon and I will keep you posted. Once we confirm that it's the hardware defect, we will issue a RMA number for you. Thank you for choosing OpenVox. We guarantee all our customers' satisfaction for every OpenVox card.
BR,
Belief Mo
OpenVox
For those that would say the
Thu, 05/08/2008 - 9:35pm
For those that would say the primo card brands are overpriced, I would urge you to consider the importance of a quality TDM card in your system, the longevity of the card (Sangoma warranty is now a no-questions-asked lifetime transferrable warranty), and the support issues you may have with less expensive brands.
I will say, though, that the few OpenVox cards we have out there have actually performed better than some of other cards we have used in the long-ago past.
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