I'm looking for documentation of this eng mixer, on the side i found only
the last model. Could anyone help me?

thanks

Stefano.

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pescepalla wrote:
I'm looking for documentation of this eng mixer, on the side i found only
the last model. Could anyone help me?

What did you want to know?

BTW, it's not an ENG mixer. It's a location sound one. Shure etc make ENG
mixers. ;-)

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In article ,
pescepalla wrote:
I'm looking for documentation of this eng mixer, on the side i found
only
the last model. Could anyone help me?

What did you want to know?

BTW, it's not an ENG mixer. It's a location sound one. Shure etc make ENG
mixers. ;-)

I'd like to know the difference between series 2 and series 3.

thank you in advance

stefano.

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pescepalla wrote:
I'd like to know the difference between series 2 and series 3.

From memory, the 2 uses different input/output connectors (7 pin DIN) -
one each left and right. The 3 uses one Hirose 10 pin that gives both
outputs and returns.

The 3 has a phase reverse switch for one channel.

The 3 has either 'stereo' or mono line up tone. (Left leg breaks for ident)

Different pan pot knobs.

Electronically, they're pretty similar, IIRC. Both are very respectable
performers.

I've not used a 2 for ages, though, so sorry if this isn't complete.

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