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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Even I would go for that, PROVIDED IT ACTUALLY WORKS!
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Brad Miller
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Come visit and behold for yourself Mark. The 3000 is actually quite the solid performer.

(Just leave your R2 behind. I don't want to clean up the mess you will "spill" on the floor once you open it's case! )


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Gordon McLeod
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If you use the 70mm DTS breakout CP200 board the signal flow is Dolby analogue toggled in the DA20 then the DTS the sub togles on a dry contact

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Steve Guttag
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The 2500 does essentially what you ask for. Just disable the EQs and come up with a default upload that will set the output levels to 300mV buss level and no EQ.

Steve

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Brad Miller
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Gordon, that is precisely what I mentioned earlier, except that you do not need the dts70mm board to do it.

Steve, that is precisely how I've set up my SDDS units. By the way, on the 2500, how is the automation handled? Is it still on one of those impossible to locate 37 pin connectors?

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