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Desk question, Midas verona vs. Soundcraft series two
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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Payne" data-source="post: 42503" data-attributes="member: 231"><p>Re: Desk question, Midas verona vs. Soundcraft series two</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Not exactly. All of the APB products use a hybrid layout. Input channels can be removed in blocks of 8. The flat circuit board contains all of the pots and mechanical connections for the block of 8 channels. All of the pre-amp, eqs, and active electronics are mounted on "daughter" cards which plug in and can be quickly swapped to facilitate trouble shooting and repair. This is a very slick arrangement that largely takes advantage of the cost saving advantages of the large surface mount type circuit board layout without sacrificing servicability. The attached photo is from a Spectra, but the design is the same across the product line.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve Payne, post: 42503, member: 231"] Re: Desk question, Midas verona vs. Soundcraft series two Not exactly. All of the APB products use a hybrid layout. Input channels can be removed in blocks of 8. The flat circuit board contains all of the pots and mechanical connections for the block of 8 channels. All of the pre-amp, eqs, and active electronics are mounted on "daughter" cards which plug in and can be quickly swapped to facilitate trouble shooting and repair. This is a very slick arrangement that largely takes advantage of the cost saving advantages of the large surface mount type circuit board layout without sacrificing servicability. The attached photo is from a Spectra, but the design is the same across the product line. [/QUOTE]
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