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yamaha pm2000
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yamaha pm2000
hello, just wanting to know if anyone out there knows of a Yamaha pm2000 for sale, 24 ch preferably. thanks
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- misfitmascot
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Re: yamaha pm2000
hey mate general house keeping rules around here is to add your name & location to your signature/profile. Just a bit more of a personal touch to the TR forum.
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Dave Cooper
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Re: yamaha pm2000
sorry dave, didn't mean to upset anyone. im quite often on this forum trying to learn new things from discussions and find the odd bargin, but didn't realise my profile is not up to scratch. ill try to have a look at that asap
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- misfitmascot
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Re: yamaha pm2000
No worries - certainly not upset, just keeping it in the family & regulated tis all!
Good luck with the yamaha search,let me know if you find 2 as i'll take one haha
cheers
Good luck with the yamaha search,let me know if you find 2 as i'll take one haha
cheers
Dave Cooper
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- dave01.cooper
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Re: yamaha pm2000
No dramas. We all know there are plenty of "anonymous" forums around, so the way T-rock operates can be a little unfamiliar.
Rick O'Neil (who runs Turtlerock, as well as this forum) wants this to be a "social environment of real people", and this is why we use our real names (and if relevant, our professional association).
Whatever drawback there is to this loss of privacy, it is vastly outweighed by getting to know real people.
In the past two years I've built and opened a commercial studio, and there is absolutely no way I would have managed it without the advice of the *profoundly* knowledgeable people who frequent this place.
Welcome aboard
Rick O'Neil (who runs Turtlerock, as well as this forum) wants this to be a "social environment of real people", and this is why we use our real names (and if relevant, our professional association).
Whatever drawback there is to this loss of privacy, it is vastly outweighed by getting to know real people.
In the past two years I've built and opened a commercial studio, and there is absolutely no way I would have managed it without the advice of the *profoundly* knowledgeable people who frequent this place.
Welcome aboard

Manning Bartlett, Studio Laughing Duck, Glenorie NSW
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Re: yamaha pm2000
walding wrote:Why a 2000?
Something with the preamp and being able to accept 2520 style opamps + mods?
t i m c u r n i c k
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Re: yamaha pm2000
TimC wrote:walding wrote:Why a 2000?
Something with the preamp and being able to accept 2520 style opamps + mods?
Ah makes sense.
I know the PM1000 is considered by some as the japenese neve.
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Re: yamaha pm2000
Check out the Yamaha M1532, M1516 Very similar to the PM2000 and use the same op amps as the pm2000, there are some differences with the master section from what i have read but there is a work around to mod the master section!
I have a Yamaha M1532 and i love it!
I have a Yamaha M1532 and i love it!
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Re: yamaha pm2000
thanks for the reply's, i really appreciate all the input......its a pretty good little community going on here. i often pop by to see whats going on but its good to see there isnt any trolls here putting crap on people for what they ask!.i think a dumb question is one you dont ask!!!
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Re: yamaha pm2000
Trock rules.
But if they punished people for asking dumb questions, I'd have been banished years ago.
But if they punished people for asking dumb questions, I'd have been banished years ago.
Manning Bartlett, Studio Laughing Duck, Glenorie NSW
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Re: yamaha pm2000
Where's the like button when you need one!
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- dave01.cooper
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Re: yamaha pm2000
Manning wrote:Trock rules.
But if they punished people for asking dumb questions, I'd have been banished years ago.
Dumb questions have never bothered me, it's dumb answers that are annoying.
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