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Michael Schaffer
"Where is the
Boardwalk Hotel?"

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From: Boston, MA
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 - posted 02-01-2007 06:21 PM      Profile for Michael Schaffer   Author's Homepage   Email Michael Schaffer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
But it's not an analyzer.

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Richard May
Phenomenal Film Handler

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The DSP30? Since when?

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Eric Robinson
Jedi Master Film Handler

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Now that we are completely off topic, but on a topic I am very interested in:

I have a Leader 325 scope to do digital A chain, but would prefer to use some device which interfaces to my laptop instead. I need to lighten the load a bit. So far I havn't found any digital scope solutions which compare to the traditional 60Mhz analog scope. Any ideas?

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Tristan Lane
Master Film Handler

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The problem with a bunch of companies using the same model #'s

What Richard is referring to:

Maybe Michael was thinking of this

I like the Goldline DSP30 analyzer, but I still favor the old Ivie IE-30.

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Michael Schaffer
"Where is the
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You are right, I thought Rich meant the QSC unit of the same name. I have only seen the Goldline RTA once and never played with it myself.
Back in the old world, I worked mostly with the analog Ivie and sometimes the Abacus. Since I came here almost 4 years ago, I have always had the IE-33.

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Richard May
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Ah, I feel better now. Thought I was losing it for a minute. Thanks Tristan. I was definitely talking about the Goldline. Sorry for the confusion Michael. [Smile]

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Michael Schaffer
"Where is the
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No, it was actually me who was confused. That happens more and more, the older you get.

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