Fostex
Apr 15, 2005 11:58 AM
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FOSTEX VM200
July 1999—Targeted toward project and private studios, the new Fostex (www.fostex.com) VM200 Digital Recording Mixer offers 32-bit processing and mixing for eight analog and eight digital ins (via ADAT optical) and includes S/PDIF out, eight direct bus ADAT digital outs, and eight flexible buses (stereo LR, effects 1/2, aux sends 1, 2, 3, 4). A Cascade mode allows two VM200s to be linked together. Automation facilities include total control via MIDI and a 100-scene memory. The board has 4-band parametric EQ on each of the 16-input channels and uses Fostex's ASP DSP processors. Retail is $1,499.
FOSTEX VM04
March 1999—A digital mixer for less than 300 bucks? Fostex's new VM04 shown at NAMM is a 4-input mixer with 20-bit A/D/As, built-in EQ and 24-bit DSP effects, 20 mix-scene memory, backlit LCD screen and S/PDIF o ut. Retail: $299!
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