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You might reference Phil Tipping's videos on YouTube. You might find some helpful info there. Starliner

Here's what I have on the ART MPA. It is listed as the Gold version, so I don't know how similar or different it is from the standard DMPA II. One thing you should consider is whether any differences between the two versions are significant to your service questions.... it's kind of hard to do...

Barry absorbed it and then spat it back out. Starliner

Oooh... just logged in to check prices.... too rich for my blood. Thanks anyway. Starliner

Thanks, will check it out. Starliner

Well... I'm a big (310 lb) guy. Decided to try a heavy-duty expensive chair (over $500) built for recording. It was built like a tank and very high-quality. Sadly, I ended up not liking it, and shipped it back. Lesson learned: try the chair IN PERSON because.... all the ads, testimonials, and...

I know that having good manuals and schematics such as he produced certainly made any troubleshooting task easier. At times, I have worked with other sources of documentation that was so poor, it almost made me stop working on a particular project. Starliner

I'm in the process of drawing a master cable layout (need a giant monitor to avoid constant re-zooming the views). Ordering the max size 13" x 19" printer paper for my printer so I can see all the details. I can see the patchbay necessity, and probably multiple patchbays... have four now. Starliner

I have a pair of Roland VS-2480's and a Roland SI-24. These have 8 XLR's each on the top surface. The XLR's in these units have pin sockets configured roughly at the 10 o'clock, 2 o'clock, and 6 o'clock positions, with the key at the 12 noon position. I wanted 90-degree male XLR's with the...

tmix, Without looking at any specs, my knee-jerk reaction is I would be worried about extra noise. Starliner

TalismanRich, I might add the MOTU 896 mk3 Hybrid has an input impedance of 10k on the TRS, and 2k on the XLR's. This info is not in the owner's manual... I got it from inquiring with MOTU in a Tech Link online.

Sorry to hear this. R.I.P. Mr. Stout. Starliner

Sorry... I guess it's not the best-worded question. The multiple tape decks are for using the different tape sources (more for playback than recording) to get signals into the system for editing and recording to different mediums. Most signals will end up going into a PC at some point for...

Very interesting points... thanks to all for your replies! Now it makes more sense! The impedance-matching function of the Z model always seemed to be a good idea to me. I do know sometimes it is difficult to get certain specs from manufacturers, even thought they are useful and sometimes...

One thing I've never really understood... if a preamp is normally used on a mic, why do you need TWO preamps in the chain (i.e.: an added pre, like a Cloudlifter). Aren't most preamps powerful enough to compensate for a low-output mic? And, how much more noise is added with the second preamp?

It's possible I may bounce tracks. But I have the ADAT / Firewire module only... the analog module is made of unobtanium now. The A&H will be connected to a PC via an RME HDSP9632 interface, probably via optical.

Hi all, I have multiple tape decks: Tascam MS-16, Teac A3440, Ampex 354, and a Tascam 122 MK III cassette. I am looking for the best way to connect all of these to my mixer (Allen & Heath GS-R24M). I have looked online for answers, but few sites had more than one tape deck shown. I have never...

A question about the M-520 / PSU cable (may be perceived as dumb, but): In the cable.... does pin 1 on the PSU go to Pin 1 on the mixer, pin 2 to pin 2... and so on? Wanted to make sure there was no change in the pins between the PSU and the mixer sockets. Thanks! UPDATE - Nevermind... More...

Hi, I've sent info about the Hirose to my "badger" buddy. He's going to see what he can dig up, as he has better access to locations and personnel that are electronics-related. I used to work with Amphenol and Molex connectors quite a bit, and they each worked well. If at all possible, I'd...

Well, I kept digging (being I was already in a rabbit hole), and I discovered a pic in the manual where I could see the shorting pins inserted. That was once I copied it into PhotoShop and enlarged it. The pins are on "INST IN" on channels 1 & 2, and "PHONO" (in) on channels 3 & 4. Now to get...