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BenLoftis · 13th April 2007

Hi Tobias,

The Trion is the successor to the Series 12 (although we still sell the S12 for those who want it). You can get it with a "film" (Pec/Dir paddles) or normal center section. The picture you've posted above has both types installed.

Let me state for the record that this console is made 100% in the USA (OK except for the computers). No outsourcing QC issues here. The switches are rated for 1 million cycles, the same used in our flagship MPC. The fader also comes in 2 different flavors: "very good" and "very good and very expensive".

I'll try to post some snapshots of the Trion today. The downloadable PDF has a lot more details. (http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/trion.html)

If you can make it to Las Vegas next week for NAB, I can get you into the show to see it.

-Ben Loftis
http://www.harrisonconsoles.com

13th April 2007	#4
BenLoftis Gear addict Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 343	Trion details Hi Tobias, The Trion is the successor to the Series 12 (although we still sell the S12 for those who want it). You can get it with a "film" (Pec/Dir paddles) or normal center section. The picture you've posted above has both types installed. Let me state for the record that this console is made 100% in the USA (OK except for the computers). No outsourcing QC issues here. The switches are rated for 1 million cycles, the same used in our flagship MPC. The fader also comes in 2 different flavors: "very good" and "very good and very expensive". I'll try to post some snapshots of the Trion today. The downloadable PDF has a lot more details. (http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/trion.html) If you can make it to Las Vegas next week for NAB, I can get you into the show to see it. -Ben Loftis http://www.harrisonconsoles.com