On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 23:46:04 +0100, Dave Plowman
wrote:

In article ,
Chris Isbell wrote:
It is good. The main problems for hi-fi use a

* The XLR connectors.
* The high output level.

Assuming you mean feeding the output to a Hi-Fi, simply make up a balanced
to unbalanced lead (pins 1&3 to screen) with an attenuator built into the
XLR - there's plenty of room.

Already done.


* No remote control.

Not common with pro gear.

* It's designed for rack mounting.

It's an option, but no-one uses a mixer seriously in a vertical position.

The problem is that it is not possible just to remove the mounting
brackets because that leaves two rather visible holes. I also had to
fit four 'rubber' feet to stop it scratching the shelf it is standing
on.


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Chris Isbell
Southampton
UK