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<blockquote data-quote="Karl Barnes" data-source="post: 63968" data-attributes="member: 2121">Re: X32 Input Map thoughtsAndrew,I feel your pain. After hefting a 20U FOH rack up to the back of a theatre and then running two 16/4 analog snakes down to the stage, I resolved to never do that again. The X32 met my requirements.With regards to your planned use of a CAT5 snake for the Ultranet with analog for the rest, that&#039;s what I&#039;m doing with mine.When the S16s turn up the digital snake will be complete and I can ditch the analog beasts.As far as your channel inputs, etc go, I don&#039;t see any problems there, although the FX have their own returns without affecting your main channel count.One thing I would look at is drop snakes. Thomann do a 15m 8 channel snake on a reel (£45 iirc).That makes things a bit more flexible, as you are no longer tied to having your main snake in one position.HTH.Karl.P.S. PM sent regarding a few other related matters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl Barnes, post: 63968, member: 2121"] Re: X32 Input Map thoughts Andrew, I feel your pain. After hefting a 20U FOH rack up to the back of a theatre and then running two 16/4 analog snakes down to the stage, I resolved to never do that again. The X32 met my requirements. With regards to your planned use of a CAT5 snake for the Ultranet with analog for the rest, that's what I'm doing with mine. When the S16s turn up the digital snake will be complete and I can ditch the analog beasts. As far as your channel inputs, etc go, I don't see any problems there, although the FX have their own returns without affecting your main channel count. One thing I would look at is drop snakes. Thomann do a 15m 8 channel snake on a reel (£45 iirc). That makes things a bit more flexible, as you are no longer tied to having your main snake in one position. HTH. Karl. P.S. PM sent regarding a few other related matters. [/QUOTE]

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