I found this on a discussion board it might help. It sounds like it is not a hardware but a software issue. I would contact Focusrite directly. BG The Saffire Inputs and outputs will e listed in Audio MIDI setup with no input/output controls this is because Saffire LE control allows you to set these settings. It has been brought to our attention recently that there is a bug in OSX Leopard that will cause kernel panics if a firewire audio interface is switched on/connected, after a certain amount of memory has been allocated, or if the sample rate of an already active interface is changed when the same amount of memory has been allocated, this kernel panic will also occur. This issue has been reported to Apple and will hopefully be addressed in a future update to OSX. It sounds like this may be what is causing the problems you are experiencing in Logic. If you connect the Saffire LE just after you have booted the Mac (with no other applications open) then make sure that the sample rate of the Saffire is set to the same in logic, to avoid any sample rate changes. If you reboot the Mac, then try playing back audio from an application such as iTunes can you get playback from the Saffire? Best regards, Mick Gilbert Focusrite Brian G4 gigE 1.0 GHz Powerlogix, 1 GB RAM On Mar 4, 2008, at 5:26 AM, Roxylee wrote: > Saffire LE