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2nd September 2004
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| Lives for gear  | Purple Audio Mixer/Summing Device.
Having just read that Purple are starting to make the MC77 again (always wanted to try one of these out...) popped over to their website and saw this: http://www.purpleaudio.com/Product/super8.html No idea what it costs, when it's going to be built or when it's going to be ready but might be worth having a look. R.
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3rd September 2004
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jun 2002 Location: uh..... Hollywood
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Unfortunately, that note about the photo being just a preliminary graphic and that a new image will be posted soon has been up there for at least 6 months. Now that they have added those sketches indicating what the knobs are for, I'm a little less interested: the 4 to 6 available AUX sends take up most of the module and I don't need any Aux sends. I'm just looking for a VERY high quality line mixer with fader and pan pot controls. But for rock guys that use lots of effects, this might be a good choice; based on other Purple products, I'm sure that it will be very nicely put together and sound great.
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4th September 2004
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Any idea how much does it cost, Will cost?
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4th September 2004
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| Gear addict  Joined: Apr 2004 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
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The last time I check, it's gonna cost about $6k-8k depending on your choice of output. Great idea, but I would rather spend my money getting a mixer for that much. Moko
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