Clearing out the proverbial closet of old install equipment:
(1)Digi 002R - Recording interface
(3) Renkus D26A 2in 6out DSP units. These were OEMed by BSS for Renkus Heinz, and are very similar to the JBL DSC260. They have a bunch of Renkus presets, but there are free ones you can setup for your own system. They'd be a great bargain option for a DSP if you don't mind the very dated interface.
(1) Rapco 40 Channel multipin snake section and fanout. 30' snake section, Metal body Amphenol ends. Fanout must have been attached to a mixer with the "Pin-1 Problem" as all grounds go to an external lug, and will need re-soldered back to Pin 1. I'd consider resoldering them for you if there's enough interest. Would make a good monitor split, or spare for someone with a Rapco-based stage box.
(2) Ashly MQX-2310 31 Band graphic EQs. If you still like having a GEQ handy, these are a good unit.
(2) 24 input Neutrik XLRF input panels and back boxes. These were the old analog inputs for a system that was supplanted by a digital mixer. Drill out the rivets and have a bunch of genuine Neutrik XLRF panel mount XLR for a cheap price.
Make me reasonable offers.
Cheers!
(1)Digi 002R - Recording interface
(3) Renkus D26A 2in 6out DSP units. These were OEMed by BSS for Renkus Heinz, and are very similar to the JBL DSC260. They have a bunch of Renkus presets, but there are free ones you can setup for your own system. They'd be a great bargain option for a DSP if you don't mind the very dated interface.
(1) Rapco 40 Channel multipin snake section and fanout. 30' snake section, Metal body Amphenol ends. Fanout must have been attached to a mixer with the "Pin-1 Problem" as all grounds go to an external lug, and will need re-soldered back to Pin 1. I'd consider resoldering them for you if there's enough interest. Would make a good monitor split, or spare for someone with a Rapco-based stage box.
(2) Ashly MQX-2310 31 Band graphic EQs. If you still like having a GEQ handy, these are a good unit.
(2) 24 input Neutrik XLRF input panels and back boxes. These were the old analog inputs for a system that was supplanted by a digital mixer. Drill out the rivets and have a bunch of genuine Neutrik XLRF panel mount XLR for a cheap price.
Make me reasonable offers.
Cheers!
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