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Same. I have a lot of legacy recording equipment that I won't replace until it stops working and it's all mini USB.
I'm just glad I got what I did instead of FireWire.
FireWire was ahead of its time. Thunderbolt is USB’s answer to FireWire
I can't argue with that because honestly I was jealous of the folks running it. But they are buying new equipment today and I'm not.
I don’t know about the audio equipment side - it’s just funny to me from a computer operating system side that FireWire “lost” and now USB is implementing the “bad” things that caused us to pick USB over it