Lake processing
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Re: Lake processing
It's crazy to me that a company making four channel amplifiers doesn't make a 4x8 processor. Simply madness.
It's crazy to me that a company making four channel amplifiers doesn't make a 4x8 processor. Simply madness.
Re: Lake processing
have u guys seen the ''custom'' lake processors for sale on fleebay at the moment?
aparently they were made for clair bros.any ideas what differences they have?
have u guys seen the ''custom'' lake processors for sale on fleebay at the moment?
aparently they were made for clair bros.any ideas what differences they have?
Re: Lake processing
the clair versions have gold plated connections for use in moisture rich and i think a varient version of the software package...
the clair versions have gold plated connections for use in moisture rich and i think a varient version of the software package...
Re: Lake processing
The Clair I/O's are simply Lake Contours at heart. They're going for great prices on ebay, and I highly suggest them if you want a Lake at a good price.
Evan
The Clair I/O's are simply Lake Contours at heart. They're going for great prices on ebay, and I highly suggest them if you want a Lake at a good price.
Evan
Re: Lake processing
Hi,
Just a heads up,
One can take two LM26 DSP's to create a 4x12 using the matrix routers.
However it will take up two rack spaces as aposed to the single rack space units that are availbile.
best-
Josh Evans
Lake | Lab.gruppen
Hi,
Just a heads up,
One can take two LM26 DSP's to create a 4x12 using the matrix routers.
However it will take up two rack spaces as aposed to the single rack space units that are availbile.
best-
Josh Evans
Lake | Lab.gruppen
Re: Lake processing
What I want is a modular, I/O card-based DSP for installs. 8x24 using LM26's gets very pricey, very fast.
What I want is a modular, I/O card-based DSP for installs. 8x24 using LM26's gets very pricey, very fast.
Re: Lake processing
This might be pushing the rules of the forum. But at eventually when you start getting larger than say 16 outputs id start looking at the PLM amplifiers. Using Dante one can look at 10 PLM10000Q amplifiers as a large matrix.
100,000 watts
20 inputs
40 outputs
The amplifier becomes a decentralized i.o.
Channels get routed to any in, any out.
Price wise things get very competitive when one considers that a centralized DSP (Audia/MediaMatrix/London) will not be required.
J-
This might be pushing the rules of the forum. But at eventually when you start getting larger than say 16 outputs id start looking at the PLM amplifiers. Using Dante one can look at 10 PLM10000Q amplifiers as a large matrix.
100,000 watts
20 inputs
40 outputs
The amplifier becomes a decentralized i.o.
Channels get routed to any in, any out.
Price wise things get very competitive when one considers that a centralized DSP (Audia/MediaMatrix/London) will not be required.
J-
Re: Lake processing
PLM is great, but what about 16 mic inputs and 2 outputs? Wall control? Outputs that need to go to destinations other than passive speakers?
PLM makes sense for a production company, but it's still limited when it comes to install. I still want an LM32, with I/O cards, 32ch in or out!
PLM is great, but what about 16 mic inputs and 2 outputs? Wall control? Outputs that need to go to destinations other than passive speakers?
PLM makes sense for a production company, but it's still limited when it comes to install. I still want an LM32, with I/O cards, 32ch in or out!
Re: Lake processing
Lake was hired by Clair to make the DSP. Clair was directly involved in the original design. The Clair I/O is the original Lake processor.
Lake was hired by Clair to make the DSP. Clair was directly involved in the original design. The Clair I/O is the original Lake processor.