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Article on A/V setup for Cannes film festival
Article on A/V setup for Cannes film festival
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- LelandCrooks
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Re: Article on A/V setup for Cannes film festival
proteas rock.
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Re: Article on A/V setup for Cannes film festival
Gotta say, Leland, proteas were my go to for years, but dbx outdid the 3.6sp with their venu360. Quite frankly the PA2 outdoes it at half the price if you don't need the third input. For about the same price it has more features and a great ipad app. On the high end, a fully configured protea 24.24sp is close in price to symetrix solus 16 and solus has more features, better control hardware, and comparable app support. Ne8800 is more comparable but way more expensive... For that price you can get symetrix gear with dante and more expandability.LelandCrooks wrote: proteas rock.
Any word from ashly on new products in the line? They were first and best for a while, but the line is getting a little dated, imho.
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Nothing that I've heard. The transparency as much as the features are what keep me with protea's. I have not heard nor played with the 3.6. It may be audiophile stuff, but the PA2 just doesn't sound as good. Especially the compressors.
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Re: Article on A/V setup for Cannes film festival
Which products are you using? In my experience the PA2 sounds better than the 3.6, but nether Sind as good as the higher end product from either company. The VENU360 is a step up in sound quality, just as the next line up in the proteas are...LelandCrooks wrote:Nothing that I've heard. The transparency as much as the features are what keep me with protea's. I have not heard nor played with the 3.6. It may be audiophile stuff, but the PA2 just doesn't sound as good. Especially the compressors.
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My experience is fairly limited with newer models of anything. I don't do sound much anymore, much new gear has come out since I did.
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