Api 500-8 Lunch Box
For 500-series Modules (8-slot)
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API 500-8 lunchbox for 500-Series Modules (8-Slot)
Please Note: This listing is for the API-500-6B that houses, supplies connectivity, and power to the 500-series modules. The 500-series modules are sold separately. Features8 Slots with 250 mA of current per slot Full compatibility with API 500 Series and VPR-approved modules DB25 connectivity on the rear panel Phantom Power Optional Rack Ears available for rack mounting Toggle switches for channel linking Rubber feet & carrying handle for portability Rugged steel chassis Perfect for remote recording of Vocalist and Instruments
The new 8-slot lunchbox
includes all of the features that have made the 6-slot lunchbox
(500-6B) so well regarded in the industry, including DB-25 (D-Sub) connectors for easy I/O, universal power supply (100 or 250V, 47 to 63Hz), phantom power, and easy rack-mounting with optional rack-ear kit. Built for robust performance, with new toggle switches for channel linking.
The lunchbox
gives an engineer the flexibility to bring along specialized EQ effects to any situation: 550A, 550b or 560. The lunchbox utilizes an external power supply. API makes several modules for the lunchbox, including the 512c
Mic Preamplifier, the 525
Compressor, the 527
Compressor, the 550A
3-band EQ, the 550b
4-band EQ and the 560
Graphic EQ. Combinations of these modules make perfect stereo recording packages (two 512cs
and two 550bs)
or vocalist's box (one 512c,
two EQs and one 527).
Other uses for the versatile lunchbox include:Multi-track recording of acoustic and electronic audio sources Sound reinforcement systems and recording to multi-track formats Multiple facility projects where portability is a plus Broadcast and audio for video production Custom channel input strips
NOTE: The older 560A equalizer may use pin 15 for a "direct output" and must be disabled on the 560A circuit board edge connector by cutting a trace. This will eliminate 48 volts from damaging the 560A series equalizers. Specifications Output for the Power Supply +16VDC: 2 Amps (250mA per slot) -16VDC: 2 Amps (250mA per slot) +48VDC: 80mA (10mA per slot) Size 15.5" x 5.5" x 7" Deep Size (Boxed for Shipping) 20.25" x 9.75" x 12" Actual Weight 6 lbs. Shipping Weight 9.2 lbs.
Please Note: This listing is for the API-500-6B that houses, supplies connectivity, and power to the 500-series modules. The 500-series modules are sold separately. Features
The new 8-slot lunchbox
includes all of the features that have made the 6-slot lunchbox
(500-6B) so well regarded in the industry, including DB-25 (D-Sub) connectors for easy I/O, universal power supply (100 or 250V, 47 to 63Hz), phantom power, and easy rack-mounting with optional rack-ear kit. Built for robust performance, with new toggle switches for channel linking.
The lunchbox
gives an engineer the flexibility to bring along specialized EQ effects to any situation: 550A, 550b or 560. The lunchbox utilizes an external power supply. API makes several modules for the lunchbox, including the 512c
Mic Preamplifier, the 525
Compressor, the 527
Compressor, the 550A
3-band EQ, the 550b
4-band EQ and the 560
Graphic EQ. Combinations of these modules make perfect stereo recording packages (two 512cs
and two 550bs)
or vocalist's box (one 512c,
two EQs and one 527).
Other uses for the versatile lunchbox include:
NOTE: The older 560A equalizer may use pin 15 for a "direct output" and must be disabled on the 560A circuit board edge connector by cutting a trace. This will eliminate 48 volts from damaging the 560A series equalizers. Specifications Output for the Power Supply +16VDC: 2 Amps (250mA per slot) -16VDC: 2 Amps (250mA per slot) +48VDC: 80mA (10mA per slot) Size 15.5" x 5.5" x 7" Deep Size (Boxed for Shipping) 20.25" x 9.75" x 12" Actual Weight 6 lbs. Shipping Weight 9.2 lbs.
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