FS: Audient Sumo Summing Mixer/Comp, BLA MicroClock
Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 3:16 pmHey all, I'm upgrading/consolidating/cleaning up so a few things need to go. Pickup in Melbourne, or I'm happy to ship Australia wide. I'll meet you halfway on shipping. I'm happy to talk price, but I've based all of these prices off recent sales so I think they are pretty fair.
If you'd like any more info or pics, just let me know.
BLA MicroClock
I grabbed this off Hudan on this forum a year or so ago, when I was having dramas getting three units to clock together. Fixed the problem straight away, and did make the converters sound a little better aswell.
It's in great condition, no dings/scratches etc. Has a US plug power supply, but I'll include an adapter.
I've got some good quality Mogami WordClock cables that cost me a bit aswell, I'm happy to discuss moving these on if needed.
Looking for $425.
Audient Sumo
I've had the Sump for about 18 months, and I've been really happy with it. I migrated from ITB to using it, and it's a pretty clean summing amp- it doesn't colour the sound much at all, but there is a slight difference to ITB. The main advantage for me is being able to utilise my outboard and easily strap comps across the 2bus etc. For this it's been fantastic and I certainly wouldn't want to go back to ITB.
It's a great option to get into summing, as everything is organised and sorted for you. 16 inputs (the first 4 channels being assignable either mono or stereo), separate mix and monitor ouputs (with a monitor volume), an inbuilt compressor supposedly modeled on a G series SSL Bus comp, peak limiter, send/returns for strapping outboard across the 2bus, and a good sounding A/D card.
This means you can run your signals into the box, and just take a single cable via SPDIF or AES back into your converters with the mix on it.
It's also got a few other features like an external in for checking mixes against, ability to chain with other units to deal with more than 16 channels etc. It's been discontinued, so perhaps the best source of info is here- http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb06/articles/audientsumo.htm
It's in perfect condition, it's been installed in the rack when I got it and hasn't moved since. Switchable 110/240v
They are discontinued, but places that still have them in stock seem to be selling them (with A/D option) for around $2k.
I'd be hoping for something around $1400 based on the couple I've seen sell on eBay in the US recently.
My much smaller WTB list!
Stereo D/A
RE20
Things with Neumann/Gefell/RCA/AEA badges
If you'd like any more info or pics, just let me know.
BLA MicroClock
I grabbed this off Hudan on this forum a year or so ago, when I was having dramas getting three units to clock together. Fixed the problem straight away, and did make the converters sound a little better aswell.
It's in great condition, no dings/scratches etc. Has a US plug power supply, but I'll include an adapter.
I've got some good quality Mogami WordClock cables that cost me a bit aswell, I'm happy to discuss moving these on if needed.
Looking for $425.
Audient Sumo
I've had the Sump for about 18 months, and I've been really happy with it. I migrated from ITB to using it, and it's a pretty clean summing amp- it doesn't colour the sound much at all, but there is a slight difference to ITB. The main advantage for me is being able to utilise my outboard and easily strap comps across the 2bus etc. For this it's been fantastic and I certainly wouldn't want to go back to ITB.
It's a great option to get into summing, as everything is organised and sorted for you. 16 inputs (the first 4 channels being assignable either mono or stereo), separate mix and monitor ouputs (with a monitor volume), an inbuilt compressor supposedly modeled on a G series SSL Bus comp, peak limiter, send/returns for strapping outboard across the 2bus, and a good sounding A/D card.
This means you can run your signals into the box, and just take a single cable via SPDIF or AES back into your converters with the mix on it.
It's also got a few other features like an external in for checking mixes against, ability to chain with other units to deal with more than 16 channels etc. It's been discontinued, so perhaps the best source of info is here- http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb06/articles/audientsumo.htm
It's in perfect condition, it's been installed in the rack when I got it and hasn't moved since. Switchable 110/240v
They are discontinued, but places that still have them in stock seem to be selling them (with A/D option) for around $2k.
I'd be hoping for something around $1400 based on the couple I've seen sell on eBay in the US recently.
My much smaller WTB list!
Stereo D/A
RE20
Things with Neumann/Gefell/RCA/AEA badges