Hello everyone on the neotek forum. I had a question one of my channel strips is acting up and i need a schematic for a neotek elan series I to fix it. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you very much everyone, Ben Peterson Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2010 21:37:55 -0800 Subject: Re: NEOTEK: Series III repair question From: [email protected] To: [email protected] KB, Let me know, if you want to sell the S3, or if you know who sells S2. This one popped up on one of the gear boards I check occasionally. It's in Canada and it seems to be a good Series II for the asking price: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ We are selling our much loved 32 inputs Series II Neotek board This Series II is in working condition. This console comes with VCAs (the Valley People green VCAs) on the 24 frist faders, 10 vca groupe thumbwheel 4 vca master faders installed Automation interface (Custom midi automation interface on the 24 first faders and MAGI Jlcooper automation systeme will go whit the board but not installed) This SeriesII was modifed so that the master section is in the middle of the board... it the best place to be... Comes with build in patch bay Edac connectror in the back for I/O and built in Chrismas three for Microphone signals PSU work great. Comes with a stand This console SOUNDS "WONDERFULLY", We are switching to a SSL6000 40 input board...not the same sound but more features... Pictures at: www.cvm.qc.ca/dbm/pub/neotek/serie2_s1.jpg www.cvm.qc.ca/dbm/pub/neotek/serie2_s2.jpg http://www.cvm.qc.ca/dbm/pub/neotek/neotek-serie-II.mp4 The console is located In montreal,Quebec, Canada) First asking price is $5500.us or B.O If interrested get in touch with me Daniel Benoit 514-796-1773 [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have no affiliation to the seller, but I do know he's thinking about parting it out if no one buys it, and that would be a shame. Cheers, -- Don
