PACIFIC RESEARCH CONSOLES...

perun · 11th September 2006

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RadioMoo · 12th September 2006

The analogue ones sound very nice, but maybe not what a strict slut would called high end. They are smooth and full-bodied, and are the most hi-fi broadcast consoles I've ever worked with (well, there was this RCA from 1959 once, which is soon being taken out of service, and I've notified the station's general manager that I am the next owner of that console...but anyway).

The digital ones sound like CDs in 1983 - don't bother.

The best analogue ones (1970s-80s) were sold under the name Pacific Recorders, BTW.

11th September 2006	#1
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12th September 2006	#2
RadioMoo Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 526	The analogue ones sound very nice, but maybe not what a strict slut would called high end. They are smooth and full-bodied, and are the most hi-fi broadcast consoles I've ever worked with (well, there was this RCA from 1959 once, which is soon being taken out of service, and I've notified the station's general manager that I am the next owner of that console...but anyway). The digital ones sound like CDs in 1983 - don't bother. The best analogue ones (1970s-80s) were sold under the name Pacific Recorders, BTW.