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Old October 16th 15, 01:52 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Jim Lesurf[_2_]
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Default QUAD QCII versions

I'm in the process of producing a small selection of 'demo' pages for the
Museum of Communications in Fife. I'm currently writing some brief texts to
accompany photos and other details of some items in their (vast!)
collection. Aim being to get them to proceed with a much bigger website
showing info on many of the objects they have. Sort of web museum.

I've hit a puzzle with a specific item and wonder if anyone here can sort
it out and point to a reliable reference.

http://jcgl.orpheusweb.co.uk/temp/Mo...Audio/545.html

This shows a QUAD QCII control unit. I know there were (at least) three
'versions' of these and that this *isn't* the first version as that had
fewer input sockets on the back, etc.

However the QCII manual I have *and* a Wireless Trader service sheet show
versions that differ from this in various details, despite the Trader sheet
outlining the differences between the versions.

Which leaves me feeling that either the trader is wrong, or misses a
version. The manual isn't clear on this, presumably because it accompanied
whatever was its 'current' version.

Alternatively, has this example been modified after sale or some kind of
special made for the BBC or someone else?

Afraid my knowledge of ye olde QUAD models isn't as good as for Armstrong,
so I'm currently puzzled. So, info welcome.

If you scroll round the next/previous you can see some other demo examples,
not all of which have text as yet. Hope to have finished these in the next
day or two. But - if adopted - plan many more examples to be added as and
when I can link objects in the collection with reliable info.

Cheers,

Jim

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