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http://www.shure.com/americas/axient-digital/adx

As far as I know - it is only netflix...

Considering the odds - a difficult production, all difficult locations and other things - i consider this one of my best works as a location sound mixer. Name of Film: UMRIKA Shot in INDIA in 2013-14 Sound Designer: Christian Conrad - my dearest friend from Berlin who worked in Indian studios on this project Mix Engineer: Martin Steyer - with more than 200 credits - from Berlin who mixed this film in India The film is on NETFLIX. Almost everything is from location as i heard. Very little ADR. Hoping for some of the esteemed peers and seniors from this group to take a looksee... -vin

guess they are too busy as of now producing the units to cover the huge number of orders they have in hand...

if you cross the bridge over to Copenhagen, Torben Alykke is a great guy - http://nordicproaudio.com/products/index.html -vin

superb!

wait till you get AMRUT - Single Malt made in India... Will kick the butt out of many single malts. I too was surprised - an Indian Malt??? but - YES. GT, hope you are well my dear friend! Still remember that dinner i cooked for you and friends in LA... btw - your email address has been compromised and you need to get your TA internet team on to this, since i get spam from your email address regularly nowadays... heh -vin

No. Wait. Are the heatshrink extensions all the same length????

Philip, basically speaking - whatever recorder of today - is not as reliable as a Nagra or Uher or Studer or whatever.... ++

Power (Redundant AC Supply) 110-240 V AC, 50-50 Hz, 250 W max (x2)

HA, but you got prices in your web link brother...

One thing you might have encountered is that the pins are oxidised and therefore will not hold the wet solder until it gets hot enough for the oxidisation to give way. Use of a good flux (gel) is recommended in this case, or you could "sand" off the oxidisation. Oxidisation also occurs on the soldering tip. Best way to deal with this is to keep cleaning the tip on the brass wool and retinning the tip many times until the solder melts instantly and covers the tip. Definitely not more than 5 to 7 seconds should be needed to melt the solder both on the pin as well as the cable.

i found this too! and sent it to Sebastian Fell at Ambient...

drag and drop is possible (within track count for import limits, as Tom suggested)...

dull thread??

8/8/8 = +1

northwire now owned by LEMO makes excellent cable for DC.... and timecode...

http://www.zylia.co/zylia-zm-1.html

Oh, no neckstrain. I just turned my iMac 90 degrees on its side... heh....

+ 111

i'd like a ear transplant with yours Zach...

and then there are some actors with whom i'd like an "In XXX" mic.... heh...

this is going so fast to nowhere...

*Class 2 Laser Product – Do not stare into beam – Do not aim at aircraft Hahahha....