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PMIReid
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by PMIReid » Mon Jan 15, 2007 10:28 am
out of tune wrote:PMIReid wrote:Looks like there are a couple of people here who have asked about pricing.
ATB16 $3499
ATB24 $4599
ATB32 $5999
IMHO, a lot of "bang for the buck"!
is this msrp or street? do you have any dealers in canada yet?
Out of Tune,
There really isn't a "list price" on the ATB. There is only what we're calling "Pro User", which are the prices above. Dealers will be selling for this price. I guess that means that this is the "Street Price".
Hope this helps clarify.
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dwelle
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by dwelle » Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:21 pm
hello...
is this thing on?
where can you get them?
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honkyjonk
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by honkyjonk » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:36 pm
Marc,
If you get one, can I come over and rawk? I'll bring something cool and some beer.
Is this the board for PM1Kers who want better eq, more aux. sends and more busses?
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dwelle
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by dwelle » Mon Jan 15, 2007 8:48 pm
hells yes you can come over and rawk,
IF I CAN FIGURE OUT WHERE TO GET ONE.
seriously though, i've been watching these since they first came on the radar. i almost did the pilot program. i'd seriously consider buying a 24 channel board if i could check one out (maybe go see raymond) and IF i knew who had them.
info seems hard to come by...
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Red Rockets Glare
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by Red Rockets Glare » Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:21 am
dwelle wrote:hells yes you can come over and rawk,
IF I CAN FIGURE OUT WHERE TO GET ONE.
seriously though, i've been watching these since they first came on the radar. i almost did the pilot program. i'd seriously consider buying a 24 channel board if i could check one out (maybe go see raymond) and IF i knew who had them.
info seems hard to come by...
Man, I've always had a solid policy of inviting TapeOppers over to drink beer and fiddle with gear.
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sbturtle121
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by sbturtle121 » Tue Jan 16, 2007 12:21 pm
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I'm Painting Again
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by I'm Painting Again » Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:25 pm
thanks!
that is exactly as I imagined it would be on the channels..
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dwelle
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by dwelle » Tue Jan 16, 2007 6:41 pm
wierd.
raymond, i was cleaning my studio out (i moved it recently) and came across some keys i think are yours..... from like two years ago (you were in my place in visalia tracking some stuff with aaron gomes).
anyway, i'll drop you a line. if it's cool, i wanna come by and check that thing out. i think i want one, but need to know for sure...
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Red Rockets Glare
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by Red Rockets Glare » Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:15 am
dwelle wrote:wierd.
raymond, i was cleaning my studio out (i moved it recently) and came across some keys i think are yours..... from like two years ago (you were in my place in visalia tracking some stuff with aaron gomes).
anyway, i'll drop you a line. if it's cool, i wanna come by and check that thing out. i think i want one, but need to know for sure...
Those belong to my stoner drummer. We spent the rest of the tour looking for those keys.
You should come by, we should drink beer, but don't set your coors on my toft man.
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Milkmansound
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by Milkmansound » Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:36 am
looks kida similar to the series 65 channels actually. Suppose they would... just with better IC's I guess and way cheaper than even a used 65.
whats with the button on the underside of the PCB? Some sort or routing preference thing with the direct outs or something?
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dwelle
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by dwelle » Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:57 am
coors?
ouch.
hey, pm me some contact info. i wanna make good on paying you a visit...
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alanhyatt
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by alanhyatt » Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:25 pm
Hey guys, I am a bit late, but if anyone has any questions on the console, I am happy to help.
Pretty much all of them have been shipped and a lot of good reports have come in, but the ATB is not for eveyone out there, but if there is any specific question or tech question I can answer for you, please just let me know.
Alan Hyatt
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Babaluma
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by Babaluma » Wed Apr 25, 2007 4:53 am
anyone played with one yet?
i've got my eye on the 16 or 24 channel, and i just found there is a japanese distributor!
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by permanent hearing damage » Tue May 01, 2007 11:02 pm
Red Rockets Glare wrote:
Hi Chris!
I had a 16-8-16 Soundtracs, check out my WWW below this post to see a pic. It's preamps were'nt anything like either the Trident 65 or the Sytek I've used in the past. They were more like a cheaper Soundcraft sounding preamp.
Hmmm, I was starting to get sold on this until I saw that. I used a Trident series 65 for a session last summer and it made me absolutely hate the pres on my Ghost and its lack of headroom in the master section. If the pres are no improvement over what I've got, I should probably find something else, huh?
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