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My DA7 just isn't getting the use I wish it was. Couple that with the fact that I have no where in the house to really mix anything (it's a really small house) and the studio is FAR from done and I find that maybe my DA7 could have a better home.
You can see pics here: http://www.618productions.com/da7_forsale.htm
If interested, you can send an e-mail to brad AT 618productions DOT com. I'm asking $1700 and buyer pays shipping. I *will* entertain reasonable offers.
You can also download the full user's guide here (it's a 4 MB pdf): ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/panasonic/drivers/pbts/manuals/OM_WR-DA7 Users Guide.pdf
(the following description was taken from http://www.cannonsound.com.au/ramsaDA7.html )
Ramsa DA7 24bit Digital Recording Mixer
The WR-DA7 is extremely easy to use with unprecedented power. It feels like an old familiar friend, just like the analog console you're currently using. It's hard to imagine this much power with such a short learning curve, and such a small footprint.
The WR-DA7's 32 inputs with 8 busses (with moving faders) give you the flexibility you need and 24-bit Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog converters make sure it sounds great. Versatile expansion cards insure flexibility in your studio, regardless of which format you choose. And if video post production is your need, the console has integral RS-422 and RS-485 connectivity and optional SMPTE time code.
The WR-DA7 has a full, 4-band parametric equalizer and dynamics located on every channel. The 5.1 surround sound is even included. With the available comprehensive automation package for both Macintosh, PC and MIDI machine control, your production has never been quicker or sounded better. You can even operate up to 2 units in tandem with full bi-directional control.
* A combination of 32 analog and digital inputs plus 6 Aux return inputs for a total of 38inputs, plus 8 buses
* 24-bit A-to-D and D-to-A converters (over 110dB dynamic range).
* 4-band parametric EQ and dynamics on every channel.
* Analog-like layout "1-step" functionality.
* 21 Moving Faders
* MIDI Machine Control (MMC).
* RS-422/485 interface.
* Automation software for Windows and Macintosh.
* SMPTE time code option.
* 50-scene memory.
* 5.1 Surround Sound mixing.
* Tandem connection with bi-directional control.
* ADAT/TDIF/AES-EBU/SPDIF interfaces.
You can see pics here: http://www.618productions.com/da7_forsale.htm
If interested, you can send an e-mail to brad AT 618productions DOT com. I'm asking $1700 and buyer pays shipping. I *will* entertain reasonable offers.
You can also download the full user's guide here (it's a 4 MB pdf): ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/panasonic/drivers/pbts/manuals/OM_WR-DA7 Users Guide.pdf
(the following description was taken from http://www.cannonsound.com.au/ramsaDA7.html )
Ramsa DA7 24bit Digital Recording Mixer
The WR-DA7 is extremely easy to use with unprecedented power. It feels like an old familiar friend, just like the analog console you're currently using. It's hard to imagine this much power with such a short learning curve, and such a small footprint.
The WR-DA7's 32 inputs with 8 busses (with moving faders) give you the flexibility you need and 24-bit Analog-to-Digital and Digital-to-Analog converters make sure it sounds great. Versatile expansion cards insure flexibility in your studio, regardless of which format you choose. And if video post production is your need, the console has integral RS-422 and RS-485 connectivity and optional SMPTE time code.
The WR-DA7 has a full, 4-band parametric equalizer and dynamics located on every channel. The 5.1 surround sound is even included. With the available comprehensive automation package for both Macintosh, PC and MIDI machine control, your production has never been quicker or sounded better. You can even operate up to 2 units in tandem with full bi-directional control.
* A combination of 32 analog and digital inputs plus 6 Aux return inputs for a total of 38inputs, plus 8 buses
* 24-bit A-to-D and D-to-A converters (over 110dB dynamic range).
* 4-band parametric EQ and dynamics on every channel.
* Analog-like layout "1-step" functionality.
* 21 Moving Faders
* MIDI Machine Control (MMC).
* RS-422/485 interface.
* Automation software for Windows and Macintosh.
* SMPTE time code option.
* 50-scene memory.
* 5.1 Surround Sound mixing.
* Tandem connection with bi-directional control.
* ADAT/TDIF/AES-EBU/SPDIF interfaces.
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