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    Podcasting System featuring the Allen & Heath XB10 Mixer ...

    I thought I would share this Podcasting System that I designed featuring the Allen & Heath XB-10 Broadcast Console. Also included: dbx 286s, Telos Hx1, a pair of Shure SM7B's, and the Tascam SS-R200.

    Here are the details.

    -paul.



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    Thank you for sharing this Paul.

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    Welcome to the forum! Say, that's a very clean set-up and plenty of food for thought. I wish I had been that practical when I started my build. As it is I'm still fumbling around on third base.
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    Thanks Andrew and Dan,

    It's good to be here.

    A few years ago I was able to pick up a hardly used (mint) dbx 286a in mint condition. Nice piece. The 286s is a no-brainer for the price. And the A&H mixer has some nice features.

    -paul.

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    I really like the idea of the Tascam SS-R200. If you're going to use an external, non-portable recorder, that's the way to go. Your drawing is very well laid out, as well. It's very easy to follow.
    Please direct all questions for me to the forum so that all can benefit.

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    Morning Mike,
    Yeah, I like that TASCAM too! I'm been considering a similar model but it got bumped to the back-burner until later. I also like Paul's super clean illustration that would have saved me tons of time, confusion and frustration when I started.

    Sidebar: As it stands currently I hope to finally go live by the end of the forth-quarter or first quarter. Still working on the website, domain name(s), co-host's, and legal stuff.
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    Maybe we need to make him the official IAIB diagrammer.
    Please direct all questions for me to the forum so that all can benefit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcphillips View Post
    I really like the idea of the Tascam SS-R200. If you're going to use an external, non-portable recorder, that's the way to go. Your drawing is very well laid out, as well. It's very easy to follow.
    Thanks. Tiny portables definitely serve their purpose for field work. OTOH I'm not a proponent of using one in the studio. Also as I stated in my article this set of components (along with a single 1 RU vent panel) fits neatly in a compact 4 RU Rack Enclosure.

    -paul.
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    Seriously, I think that would be a great idea as it may promote or otherwise foster in new members. I know some people who would like to do this stuff but simply can't grasp the mechanics, and Paul certainly has a way with excellent illustration skills'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcphillips View Post
    Maybe we need to make him the official IAIB diagrammer.
    Thank You . I've been doing this for a long time. Actually since 2004. These days I'm behind the scenes handling audio post.

    -paul.

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