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d&r series 4000 mk II, what difference to former series 4000?
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can anyone give me information about the difference of the d&r series 4000 and 4000 mk II ? what about the subgroubs. I read in the manual of the series 4000, there are only 4 subs, but it seems the mk II version hase 8 subs, is it right? thanx for some info. rajko |
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d&r series 4000 mk II, what difference to former series 4000?
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d&r series 4000 mk II, what difference to former series 4000?
"matiss" wrote in message om... hello, can anyone give me information about the difference of the d&r series 4000 and 4000 mk II ? what about the subgroubs. I read in the manual of the series 4000, there are only 4 subs, but it seems the mk II version hase 8 subs, is it right? thanx for some info. rajko Hello Rajko, The D&R 4000 channelstrips were built on sharp-edged aluminum U-profile with a printed polycarbonate film on front, which made the console look rather cheap. Indeed it has only 4 subgroups. The D&R 4000 mk II channelstrips were built on rounded-edge steel U-profile with the printing silkscreened on the front, which gave it a much more professional look. And it sports 8 subgroups. BTW, those subs are "free floating", a revolutionary idea at the time. I owned a mk II for about 7 years. Now owning a fantastic D&R "Merlin"- console, I still sometimes miss that simple but brilliant FF-concept. greetings, Frits van Mourik (pardon my french, I'm dutch...) Geluidsstudio Het Pand, Vlaardingen, Netherlands www.studiohetpand.nl |
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d&r series 4000 mk II, what difference to former series 4000?
"Frits van Mourik" wrote in message news:8lUZa.14448$tK5.1809350@zonnet-reader-1...
"matiss" wrote in message om... hello, can anyone give me information about the difference of the d&r series 4000 and 4000 mk II ? what about the subgroubs. I read in the manual of the series 4000, there are only 4 subs, but it seems the mk II version hase 8 subs, is it right? thanx for some info. rajko Hello Rajko, The D&R 4000 channelstrips were built on sharp-edged aluminum U-profile with a printed polycarbonate film on front, which made the console look rather cheap. Indeed it has only 4 subgroups. The D&R 4000 mk II channelstrips were built on rounded-edge steel U-profile with the printing silkscreened on the front, which gave it a much more professional look. And it sports 8 subgroups. BTW, those subs are "free floating", a revolutionary idea at the time. I owned a mk II for about 7 years. Now owning a fantastic D&R "Merlin"- console, I still sometimes miss that simple but brilliant FF-concept. greetings, Frits van Mourik (pardon my french, I'm dutch...) Geluidsstudio Het Pand, Vlaardingen, Netherlands www.studiohetpand.nl thank you! |
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