At 19:12 27/06/2017, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
On 06/27/2017 02:53 PM, David Pickett wrote: > At 13:52 27/06/2017, Augustine Leudar wrote: > >Hi, > >I know I've asked this before but maybe there's some new developments. > HAs > >anyone any suggestions for anything up to a permanent 22 channel > >installation (could be two devices started at the same time and set to > >loop) . The best suggestion Ive had I think is one of those old hard disk > >recorders for use with mixing desks ? Any other suggestions ? Ive been > the > >computer with multchannel soundcard route and it is not an experience Id > >like to repeat. Must be bomb/cleaner/child/adult proof, > > A second hand Alesis HD24, if you are on a low budget. They are > bomb-proof. Iff you can get the appropriate disks, which seem to be fetching collector's prices these days :-D
I am still using mine (as a backup, connected with ADAT I/O) with the old parallel disks, but members of the Yahoo HD24 group have successfully converted machines to run with modern SATA disks. Unlike the USB stick, nobody is likely to nick the HD!
As to not having a guarantee, the system is so simple that once it works it seems to go for ever. However, as a consequence of this, I see that prices are holding steady on Ebay at c. 500 quid.
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