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More info?)
In article <1126917717.873326.284570@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
mrivers@d-and-d.com says...
>
> Chris wrote:
>
> > Any know where I can download the audio line-up instructions for a Studer
> > A827?
> >
> > Pip pip
>
> No. Pip pip.
>
> If you have an 827, you should have a manual for it. That's where
> you'll find the particulars. The instructions are simple:
>
> 1. Put on a calibration tape
> 2. Align the playback head azimuth
> 3. Adjust the playback for flat response and desired operating level
> 4. Remove the calibration tape and put on a blank reel of tape you want
> to use
> 5. Adjust the bias for the tape
> 6. Align the record head azimuth
> 7. Adjust the record EQ for flattest response
> 8. Adjust the record level to match the playback level
> 9. Adjust the meter calibration so that the meters read 0 VU at your
> chosen operating level
>
> You'll probably need the manual in order to find where all those
> adjustments are located. There's a Studer mailing list and perhaps some
> kind soul there has scanned portions of the 827 manual. But if you
> checked the obvious place and didn't find one to download, you'll have
> to look elsewhere.
>
> Check
http
/www.recordist.com for info on the Studer list. But let me
> give you a hint. Don't jump on there and ask for instructions on how to
> align an A827. You'll just get told to get the manual. Ask where you
> can get a manual, or at least the section that deals with alignment.
> That might get you somewhere.
>
>
Hi Mike,
Sorry I was not specific enough; I know "how" to do it. I was looking for
some detail on the menu-tree & cursors for channel setup for a customer.
I have a A820 manual but the menu layout & operation are different. I
thought there might be a pdf. somewhere I could grab!
Pip pip
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