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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Wynn" data-source="post: 74089" data-attributes="member: 113">Re: Hey digital console users don&#039;t forget your UPSI have been using Digital consoles for many years now and I have never and never will run a UPS on any of them.&nbsp; The point of a digital desk is to have NO FOH racks or outboard gear.&nbsp; I never have had a power problem with any digital equipment what so ever.&nbsp; I also do not practice the theory of using the same AC source for my digital stage box and desk.&nbsp; I just don&#039;t seen the point in a UPS and until I have a issue I never will.&nbsp; Just my two cents.&nbsp; This goes for many gigs with tapped power and many gigs with bar power.&nbsp; If fact the only time I had a power lose was when I used a Furman PL Pro voltage regulator.&nbsp; The incoming AC raised to 130 volts and shut down my monitor console which was a LS9 at the time.&nbsp; Which has a universal PSU so we disconnected the Furman and carried on with the day.&nbsp; In this day and age with Universal PSU&#039;s in just about everything the need for regulators and UPS backups are just not needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian Wynn, post: 74089, member: 113"] Re: Hey digital console users don't forget your UPS I have been using Digital consoles for many years now and I have never and never will run a UPS on any of them. The point of a digital desk is to have NO FOH racks or outboard gear. I never have had a power problem with any digital equipment what so ever. I also do not practice the theory of using the same AC source for my digital stage box and desk. I just don't seen the point in a UPS and until I have a issue I never will. Just my two cents. This goes for many gigs with tapped power and many gigs with bar power. If fact the only time I had a power lose was when I used a Furman PL Pro voltage regulator. The incoming AC raised to 130 volts and shut down my monitor console which was a LS9 at the time. Which has a universal PSU so we disconnected the Furman and carried on with the day. In this day and age with Universal PSU's in just about everything the need for regulators and UPS backups are just not needed. [/QUOTE]

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