Got an 8-slot API lunchbox with the switches on the back for linking. I'm having trouble getting my 2 Neve 511's and 2 DBX 560a's working properly through my patchbay, and I have a feeling the problem is in this linking. I have scoured the internet but can't find anything on this.
So does anyone know if 'link on' is having the switch up or down? I know I can only link 2 modules if they are next to each other in the chassis. The Neves are in chassis slots 1&2 and DBX's in slots 3&4.
API 8-slot lunchbox- chain linking?
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API 8-slot lunchbox- chain linking?
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Per the API Website: up is engaged.
Bottom right of this PDF which details the sing an routing:
http://apiaudio.com/docs/files/block_di ... _lunch.pdf
It seems that when engaged the dsub output is disabled for that module, and instead combines the output into the prior linked channel.
Bottom right of this PDF which details the sing an routing:
http://apiaudio.com/docs/files/block_di ... _lunch.pdf
It seems that when engaged the dsub output is disabled for that module, and instead combines the output into the prior linked channel.
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