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<blockquote data-quote="Karl Peterson" data-source="post: 89838" data-attributes="member: 4429">Re: Cue Console - LCS ? Anyone with links ?I don&#039;t live in the LCS/D&#039;Mitri world, and there is a possibility that there is a new Cue console out there to those who ask nicely. At some level it would make sense seeing as they had produced one piece of new <a href="http://www.meyersound.com/pdf/products/lcs_series/Cuemixer_Brochure_A.pdf" target="_blank">controller hardware awhile back</a> already. However I suspect you may have seen a custom design. As Bennett noted the control surface is merely a collection of modules bolted together at the customers request.There is no reason that Cirque couldn&#039;t have had either Meyer or a 3rd party fabricator build a frame with built in monitors and anything else of desire that they then drop the modules they need into.It&#039;s even (theoretically) possible that it was a non-meyer control surface using some sort of integration to the D&#039;Mitri frames.Karl P</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl Peterson, post: 89838, member: 4429"] Re: Cue Console - LCS ? Anyone with links ? I don't live in the LCS/D'Mitri world, and there is a possibility that there is a new Cue console out there to those who ask nicely. At some level it would make sense seeing as they had produced one piece of new [URL="http://www.meyersound.com/pdf/products/lcs_series/Cuemixer_Brochure_A.pdf"]controller hardware awhile back[/URL] already. However I suspect you may have seen a custom design. As Bennett noted the control surface is merely a collection of modules bolted together at the customers request. There is no reason that Cirque couldn't have had either Meyer or a 3rd party fabricator build a frame with built in monitors and anything else of desire that they then drop the modules they need into. It's even (theoretically) possible that it was a non-meyer control surface using some sort of integration to the D'Mitri frames. Karl P [/QUOTE]

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