Recent content by Alexander Lane

Aww thanks Randy :cool:

Thermal relief are excellent (y)

Hi Randy, I would strongly recommend you contact our CARE team as they are best placed to advise on repair process and can assist with communication with FASC's (Factory approved service centre). Please contact [email protected] and ask for James.

If you want direct support for this product please contact us at [email protected]

Unfortunately there is no in-between when it comes to headphones for mixing and personal listening. For good mix headphones you should look at open back type (Sennheiser HD 650 are pretty much the benchmark for studio use). The trouble with open back headphones on the bus is everyone can hear...

Please rest assured that we do not do this at Lab.gruppen :)

There is a certain amount of "fiddling limiters to get higher SPL values for marketing" going on with some DSP platforms and manufacturers but I'm not naming any names! :censored:

@Andy Turner The vast majority of Lab.gruppen cloned presets are made by measuring competitors amplifiers, we do indeed measure limiter response including attack and release times and make an effort to ensure our presets behave as close as is possible within hardware and software limitations...

Hi Chaps, Not having much luck finding out the specific reason for this, but I believe Max has guessed the most likely reason... "The other option, and where I would actually put my money, is that that peak is for the cold, small signal tuning frequency. I bet that at lower levels the IPD...

Hi Andy, I will look into this, the person who made these presets is no longer working for Lab.gruppen unfortunately but I will see if I can find some more information for you. - Alexander Lane (Lab.gruppen Solutions team)

Hi Randy, Sorry to hear that, if you could send me your case number as a private message I can chase it up for you? All CARE cases should be answered within 24 hours. - Alex

FYI Lab.gruppen LUCIA 240/2 would be a great fit for this application

Hi Daniel, Actually exactly the opposite of what Haritz said is true, you should aim for an amplifier than has around double the RMS power of your speaker and then limit the power down to the rating of the speaker to avoid damage. This is to allow for headroom and to avoid over straining the...

Hi Randy, Please email our CARE team and they will help solve the problem. [email protected]

Hi Guys, I think you have sussed it Bob! Inputting audio to a module with no output connected would indeed kick out the "load fault" warning, please engage the module mutes or remove the input when a channel is not being used to avoid having the error message. Kind regards, Alexander Lane...