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presonus digimax lt

Description

The DigiMax LT is essential to the modern digital studio. Eight channels of pristine mic preamplification, inserts on every channel, and an internal power supply set this unit apart from anything on the market. Each channel features our award-winning, high performance, dual servo microphone preamplifiers with 48V phantom power, and -20dB pad. Each channel features a Neutrik™connector that accepts line level or microphone input. DigiMax LT digital synchronization is achieved by offering word clock in and out via BNC connectors. The sample rate can be set on the front panel to 48K, 44.1K, and 32K providing compatibility across multiple platforms.

The DigiMax LT provides TRS inserts on every channel to allow external dynamics processors or equalizers to be placed in the signal chain. The DigiMax LT is the perfect partner for recording systems such as DigiDesign 002™, MOTU828, MOTU 2408™ as well as numerous digital mixers and hard disk recorders.

DigiMax FS

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Sun, 04/26/2009 - 12:49

I am doing a bunch or live recording this summer and am multi-tracking to an HD24. For backup & reference I am also recording CDs on a TDK DA-5900 CD recorder. For this I am sub mixing L/R FOH with 3+ AUD mics onto CD.

digimax fs or single preamp?

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Mon, 10/20/2008 - 11:13

I have a firepod at the moment (soon to be profire 2626) and i was thinking of getting 2 preamps with an eq and compressor built into them- the PreSonus eureka and Joemeek 6Q- and connecting them via spdif.

But they would be around 500 euro each. Would it be a better idea to get a digimax fs and have 8 preamps via ADAT then add external hardware to the inserts down the line.

Yamaha ls9 + 4 x digimax fs... wordclock needed?

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Submitted by rfreez on Wed, 04/02/2008 - 01:31

i'm looking over the equipment list soon to be installed in a local concert hall i'm associated with... it struck me as strange that the contractor had spec'd out 4 http://www.PreSonus… talking to a Yamaha ls9 digital mixer over ADAT... do i need to be worried about the lack of a master clock?

thanks,

Octopre vs. . Digimax

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Submitted by eFe on Thu, 09/06/2007 - 05:16

Whichone of these would you choose?

Focusrite Octopre
Focusrite Octopre LE
PreSonus Digimax
PreSonus Digimax FS

Any other alternative for 8 channel preamps, with posibility of AD conversion and that range of price?

Thank you.
eFe

PD: Does anybody know if there is a difference between the preamps quality of the different editions?

PCI/Firewire Interfaces @ 96k w/ DIGIMAX FS?

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Submitted by JesterMasque on Tue, 07/24/2007 - 14:23

I have a PreSonus DIGIMAX that I would like to run all 8-ADAT inputs into an interface that will accept them at 96k (if at all possible). I also want the interface to have a few of it's own inputs and even a second ADAT input. I have a Sony Vaio PC with Windows XP Media Center and I use Cubase SX3, so it will have to be compatable with all of those.

Best Budget 8 channel mic preamp

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Tue, 05/09/2006 - 10:09

I want to buy na 8 channel preamp with ADAT lightpipe and i need some help to decide the best quality equip. I have search and find this 4 option:

-Focusrite octopre + ADAT interf card $1000 (96khz/ADAT/compr/limiter)
-Mackie onyx800r $1000 (192 khz/ADAT/M-S enc)
-PreSonus digimax LT $800 (48khz/ADAT)
-maudio octane $600 (48khz/ADAT/M-S enc)

Quick questions (ASAP!) - PreSonus DIGIMAX LT

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on Fri, 04/14/2006 - 04:59

I record into a Delta 1010 (8 inputs and A/D converters). For the past while I have been using an old SM/Nady PR8 8 preamp unit. It currently retails for the bottom dollar price of $100 USD. As you can no doubt imagine, the effect has been less than stellar.

As a result, I am thinking of picking up a PreSonus Digimax LT.