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<blockquote data-quote="Jonathan Wiegratz" data-source="post: 42697" data-attributes="member: 1085"><p>Re: May the mouths water</p><p></p><p>I'd be VERY interested in a 'mid-market' digital board. </p><p></p><p>The 'sound' of the StudioLive just sounds 'flat' to me... and knowing A&H, theirs will sound better. </p><p></p><p> What will also be interesting is to see if the rumored QSC + Greg Mackie board is revealed at NAMM '12. </p><p></p><p> <strong>What I'm looking for in a digital board:</strong> </p><p>$3000-$5000 range for the full 'starter' kit -- includes:</p><p>Rackmountable Touchscreen Console with iPad / iPhone / Droid compatible software over WiFi </p><p>(8) total outs... (2) for mains + (6) aux mixes </p><p>16 or 24 Channel Inputs and 8 Channel Outs 'Box' on Stage </p><p>Ethercon connector to the Console </p><p>4 EQ per channel, Parametric, Low Pass, High Pass, Sweepable high and low pass, etc...</p><p> Compression each channel </p><p>Editable FX each channel '</p><p>Assignable 'Compression on the main and aux outs </p><p>Expandable rack In/Outs Record to Laptop over USB. </p><p></p><p>So yeah, I basically want a better version of the StudioLive... and am willing to pay a bit more for that premium. I'm not in the market for an iLive, or PT Venue etc.... but I want something better than a StudioLive or SI Compact. I think A&H really has a chance to fill that void in the market for us local/regional high-end GB/Cover bands that want to move beyond their MixWiz3 / Onyx / O1V boards.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jonathan Wiegratz, post: 42697, member: 1085"] Re: May the mouths water I'd be VERY interested in a 'mid-market' digital board. The 'sound' of the StudioLive just sounds 'flat' to me... and knowing A&H, theirs will sound better. What will also be interesting is to see if the rumored QSC + Greg Mackie board is revealed at NAMM '12. [b]What I'm looking for in a digital board:[/b] $3000-$5000 range for the full 'starter' kit -- includes: Rackmountable Touchscreen Console with iPad / iPhone / Droid compatible software over WiFi (8) total outs... (2) for mains + (6) aux mixes 16 or 24 Channel Inputs and 8 Channel Outs 'Box' on Stage Ethercon connector to the Console 4 EQ per channel, Parametric, Low Pass, High Pass, Sweepable high and low pass, etc... Compression each channel Editable FX each channel ' Assignable 'Compression on the main and aux outs Expandable rack In/Outs Record to Laptop over USB. So yeah, I basically want a better version of the StudioLive... and am willing to pay a bit more for that premium. I'm not in the market for an iLive, or PT Venue etc.... but I want something better than a StudioLive or SI Compact. I think A&H really has a chance to fill that void in the market for us local/regional high-end GB/Cover bands that want to move beyond their MixWiz3 / Onyx / O1V boards. [/QUOTE]
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