Help Needed With Sound Workshop Series 34

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Contact Otari, they made them, right?



Matt



email- alstead at gmail dot commm

jzztpt@aol.com wrote:

> The high school I teach at was recently donated an old Sound Workshop
> Series 34 Mixing Console. We plan on using it with our studio recording
> program but need schematics in order to give it a proper cleaning and
> bring it back up to spec. Does anyone know who I can contact in regards
> to obtaining schematics and/or operating manuals for this board? Thanks
> in advance.
>
> Chris
>

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<jzztpt@aol.com> wrote in message
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> The high school I teach at was recently donated an old Sound Workshop
> Series 34 Mixing Console. We plan on using it with our studio recording
> program but need schematics in order to give it a proper cleaning and
> bring it back up to spec. Does anyone know who I can contact in regards
> to obtaining schematics and/or operating manuals for this board? Thanks
> in advance.
>
> Chris


Below is a 4 years old post from my archive. I hope the OP won't mind it
being reposted.

Predrag


Don Albanese was a cicuit designer for SW during the 70's and 80's and has
been
doing service & installation on 34's and the rest since. His current email
is
dalbanese@samsontech.com - He's the guy.

Although Otari bought Sound Worskhop some ten years ago, and kept many of
the
SW design engineers on for a long time, they "downsized", "excessed" "pick a
euphamism" the console product development division on Long Island this
past
summer.


Kevin M. Kelly
"There needs to be a 12-step program for us gearheads"