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Jax · 23rd March 2006

Avastor. I can't recommed them highly enough. Impeccable customer service. For instance, I called the company I bought it from to ask how the case is opened (it was easy) and before I knew it, I had a call back from the guy who started Avastor explaining just how it's done. How's that for CS?

Their enclosures have a built-in PS (detachable IEC jack, same thing as your computer plug) and FW800, FW400 and USB2.0 ports. The case also slides open (no screws but very secure) for quick drive changes, and the thing is very quiet. I don't work for them, even if I sound like I do...

I got mine from these guys:
http://www.usrecordingmedia.com/usre...re/avfidr.html

They also make a drive carry bag, which doesn't seem necessary at first, but I'll be getting one.

23rd March 2006	#4
Jax Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco Posts: 4,779	Avastor. I can't recommed them highly enough. Impeccable customer service. For instance, I called the company I bought it from to ask how the case is opened (it was easy) and before I knew it, I had a call back from the guy who started Avastor explaining just how it's done. How's that for CS? Their enclosures have a built-in PS (detachable IEC jack, same thing as your computer plug) and FW800, FW400 and USB2.0 ports. The case also slides open (no screws but very secure) for quick drive changes, and the thing is very quiet. I don't work for them, even if I sound like I do... I got mine from these guys: http://www.usrecordingmedia.com/usre...re/avfidr.html They also make a drive carry bag, which doesn't seem necessary at first, but I'll be getting one.