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Rob Beech
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Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:46 pm Post subject:
Multipin Connectors. |
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I'm simply after some multipins for my FOH console.
Some info.
GL2800-832
32/8 multi
2 4 channel gates
4 4 channel compressors.
4 2 channel compressors
2 fx loops (mono in stereo rtn on both)
Vocal group out (desk group 7 and 8)
stereo return in (i send the vocal group through a graphic)
main and aux outs from desk to seperate EQ rack.
so i need from the multi. 32 in 8 out.
then one for FOH rack
One for EQ rack.
I'm in the UK so need to knwo someone who will wire this up for me. I'm
more than capable of doing it myself i simply dont have time and can't be
arsed as it strikes me of being a **** of a job.
This will save me 25 mintues in and 25 minutes out per gig so it will pay
for itself very quickly so i could almost say cost isnt' an issue.
A question that came to mind was the multicore.
Would i be better off buying a multi with multipins on it and getting rid or
storing my current one or would it be worth adopting this one already?
Rob.
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Tim S Kemp
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Sun Oct 23, 2005 8:40 pm Post subject:
Re: Multipin Connectors. |
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Rob Beech wrote:
| Quote: | A question that came to mind was the multicore.
Would i be better off buying a multi with multipins on it and getting
rid or storing my current one or would it be worth adopting this one
already?
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Buy a new one, with multipins, and keep the old one as spare / backup.
VDC make good ones, as do many others. Price may be scary but the quality is
worth it.
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Ron(UK)
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Mon Oct 24, 2005 11:13 am Post subject:
Re: Multipin Connectors. |
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Rob Beech wrote:
| Quote: | I'm simply after some multipins for my FOH console.
Some info.
GL2800-832
32/8 multi
2 4 channel gates
4 4 channel compressors.
4 2 channel compressors
2 fx loops (mono in stereo rtn on both)
Vocal group out (desk group 7 and 8)
stereo return in (i send the vocal group through a graphic)
main and aux outs from desk to seperate EQ rack.
so i need from the multi. 32 in 8 out.
then one for FOH rack
One for EQ rack.
I'm in the UK so need to knwo someone who will wire this up for me. I'm
more than capable of doing it myself i simply dont have time and can't be
arsed as it strikes me of being a **** of a job.
This will save me 25 mintues in and 25 minutes out per gig so it will pay
for itself very quickly so i could almost say cost isnt' an issue.
A question that came to mind was the multicore.
Would i be better off buying a multi with multipins on it and getting rid or
storing my current one or would it be worth adopting this one already?
Rob.
If you can run to buying new, try Canfords, they do a bespoke service. |
Ron(UK)
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Lune Valley Audio
Public address system
Hire, Sales, Repairs
www.lunevalleyaudio.com |
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John Hall
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Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:26 pm Post subject:
Re: Multipin Connectors. |
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"Tim S Kemp" <news@timkemp.karoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:s66dnbT6y9E7L8benZ2dnUVZ8qCdnZ2d@karoo.co.uk...
| Quote: | A question that came to mind was the multicore.
Would i be better off buying a multi with multipins on it and getting
rid or storing my current one or would it be worth adopting this one
already?
Buy a new one, with multipins, and keep the old one as spare / backup.
VDC make good ones, as do many others. Price may be scary but the quality
is worth it.
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I'll second that. I had some made up by them and the quality was excellent -
way better than I could have done myself.
cheers,
John |
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Adrian
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Tue Oct 25, 2005 2:31 am Post subject:
Re: Multipin Connectors. |
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"John Hall" <john-news3@cambridgetechgroup.com> wrote in message
news:62c3.435ca8ae.29f7c@mail.cambridgetechgroup.com...
| Quote: | "Tim S Kemp" <news@timkemp.karoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:s66dnbT6y9E7L8benZ2dnUVZ8qCdnZ2d@karoo.co.uk...
A question that came to mind was the multicore.
Would i be better off buying a multi with multipins on it and getting
rid or storing my current one or would it be worth adopting this one
already?
Buy a new one, with multipins, and keep the old one as spare / backup.
VDC make good ones, as do many others. Price may be scary but the quality
is worth it.
I'll second that. I had some made up by them and the quality was
excellent - way better than I could have done myself.
I would also look at Kelsey too, top quality, they'll build anything you |
want and are probably a bit cheaper than VDC.
http://www.kelseyweb.co.uk/ |
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