Seeking Opinions - Soundcraft 500/600
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Balijon
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I would suggest to find a 8000, I think it is one of the best that Soundcraft ever build (besides the older Series-Four) from that timeframe.
They have a great and flexible 4-way parametric EQ with Q-switches, a better mic-pramp and worth the effort to restore.
Recapping is a must (and increase capacities) in all cases.
We had great succes with upgrading the TL074's to TLE2074's. Changing the carbon 'fuse-resistors' into a wire-wound version, that act as a inductor in the power lines improves the coherence of the console.
I payed 1000 euro for this very well maintained 32-channel in flightcase.
They have a great and flexible 4-way parametric EQ with Q-switches, a better mic-pramp and worth the effort to restore.
Recapping is a must (and increase capacities) in all cases.
We had great succes with upgrading the TL074's to TLE2074's. Changing the carbon 'fuse-resistors' into a wire-wound version, that act as a inductor in the power lines improves the coherence of the console.
I payed 1000 euro for this very well maintained 32-channel in flightcase.
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I do have a soundcraft s4 ( series IV ) available at the moment. it is really an excellent piece. I'm moving soon and can't take it.
http://groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=55825.0
Its also something I was planning on parting out if no one is interested in the whole console.
http://groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=55825.0
Its also something I was planning on parting out if no one is interested in the whole console.
Balijon
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jazbo8 said:
It is a lovely console, it won't be parted-out... It is on it's way to the Netherlands
