Soundcraft声艺GB8 Review by Audio Technology Magazine说明书用户手册.pdf

E Q Soundcraft GB8 U I P Luke Kungl gives this new mid-sized eight-bus console the once-over. M owadays even the most well respected console The construction seems solid enough, and while the E manufacturers would admit that, to sell live console lacks the proverbial ‘strip of railway track’ N Naudio consoles, outstanding performance is not inside to maintain torsion strength, it would be up to T enough. A 24-channel live board weighing 250kg is a the considerable challenges of tour work as well as any. novelty now, even if some of these boards still sound The meter-bridge, while a nifty inclusion, doesn’t like fantastic and have transformer-balanced everything to be fitted/unfitted on a daily basis, so if road-case T (yeah okay, that might be why they weigh so much). space is an issue, leave it in the cardboard box as it Mixing consoles continue to get smaller, lighter and really adds to the height. E (sometimes) cheaper with more and more features The power supply (48V and 17V rails) is internal S packed tighter and tighter. This trend is no more with LED indicators, although a built-in redundancy T evident than in Soundcraft’s latest offering – the GB connection for an external backup is also included. range of dual-purpose, mid-sized mixing consoles. To keep costs down, the board is built in sections Available in 16-, 24-, 32-, 40- and 48-channel versions of eight channels, and a master section, although the (there’s also