Anyone on the board heard about a free processor trade scott at broadcastwarehouse is doing.a friend emailed me he was going to trade a old 8100a for a new dsp-x..free,just pay shipping..heck i got a 8100 collecting dust ,so i'm gonna check on it.
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DSP-X PROCESSOR TRADE
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> Anyone on the board heard about a free processor trade scott
> at broadcastwarehouse is doing.a friend emailed me he was
> going to trade a old 8100a for a new dsp-x..free,just pay
> shipping..heck i got a 8100 collecting dust ,so i'm gonna
> check on it.
>
The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
It is now off board at
<a href=http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer>http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer</a>
I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
Best regards
> at broadcastwarehouse is doing.a friend emailed me he was
> going to trade a old 8100a for a new dsp-x..free,just pay
> shipping..heck i got a 8100 collecting dust ,so i'm gonna
> check on it.
>
The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
It is now off board at
<a href=http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer>http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer</a>
I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
Best regards
R
RadioActive05
Guest
WOW!! That's one heck of an offer.
W
westlife
Guest
A few questions
> The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
> It is now off board at
> http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> Best regards
What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one. Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
Also, I'm curious as to why the Optimod 9200 is ranked higher than the 9100, when the 9200's current list price (for a brand new unit from Orban) is about half of what the 9100 costs. And I don't quite understand why any AM processors are being accepted as trade-ins for FM DSPXs. Perhaps a trade-in offer for AM processors should be held separately when the forthcoming AM versions of the DSPX series are released?
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> The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
> It is now off board at
> http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> Best regards
What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one. Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
Also, I'm curious as to why the Optimod 9200 is ranked higher than the 9100, when the 9200's current list price (for a brand new unit from Orban) is about half of what the 9100 costs. And I don't quite understand why any AM processors are being accepted as trade-ins for FM DSPXs. Perhaps a trade-in offer for AM processors should be held separately when the forthcoming AM versions of the DSPX series are released?
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"This is the New York Emergency Broadcast System satellite channel. They took the crosstown bus."</P>
Scott,
What about my Cutting Edge-Unity 2000? Can I Trade?
jon
> The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
> It is now off board at
> http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> Best regards
>
What about my Cutting Edge-Unity 2000? Can I Trade?
jon
> The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
> It is now off board at
> http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> Best regards
>
> Scott,
>
> What about my Cutting Edge-Unity 2000? Can I Trade?
>
>
> jon
>
>
>
>
>
> > The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
>
> > It is now off board at
> > http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> > I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> > Best regards
> >
>
The unity is not part of the offer package but I will make a one time expception for you if you want to trade for a mini.
Best regards
>
> What about my Cutting Edge-Unity 2000? Can I Trade?
>
>
> jon
>
>
>
>
>
> > The offer was pulled by the radio-info.com powers to be ):
>
> > It is now off board at
> > http://www.broadcastwarehouse.com/offer
> > I hope that complies with the t&c of this board.
> > Best regards
> >
>
The unity is not part of the offer package but I will make a one time expception for you if you want to trade for a mini.
Best regards
Re: A few questions
> Also, I'm curious as to why the Optimod 9200 is ranked
> higher than the 9100, when the 9200's current list price
> (for a brand new unit from Orban) is about half of what the
> 9100 costs. And I don't quite understand why any AM
> processors are being accepted as trade-ins for FM DSPXs.
> Perhaps a trade-in offer for AM processors should be held
> separately when the forthcoming AM versions of the DSPX
> series are released?
>
Our offer might not make sense to a lot of people and don't ask me to explain it, we have our reasons.
I don't know about future offers and if there will be any. We are just feeling very merry around the office at this festive time and wanted to pay back the industry for the support we have recieved in 2005.
Best regards
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by dspxscott on 12/09/05 10:44 AM.</FONT></P>
> Also, I'm curious as to why the Optimod 9200 is ranked
> higher than the 9100, when the 9200's current list price
> (for a brand new unit from Orban) is about half of what the
> 9100 costs. And I don't quite understand why any AM
> processors are being accepted as trade-ins for FM DSPXs.
> Perhaps a trade-in offer for AM processors should be held
> separately when the forthcoming AM versions of the DSPX
> series are released?
>
Our offer might not make sense to a lot of people and don't ask me to explain it, we have our reasons.
I don't know about future offers and if there will be any. We are just feeling very merry around the office at this festive time and wanted to pay back the industry for the support we have recieved in 2005.
Best regards
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by dspxscott on 12/09/05 10:44 AM.</FONT></P>
Re: A few questions
> What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one.
> Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
It was a "baby sister" of Omnia.fm ;-)
It had 3-band limiter only, instead of 4-band AGC + 4-band limiter as Omnia.fm. Essentially it's pretty much the same as Omnia-3fm (pre-turbo version).
Good thing was that it used the same chassis as Omnia.fm so you could upgrade to Omnia.fm processing at any time just by purchasing PCMCIA card with Omnia.fm algorithm.
Regards,
Goran Tomas
> What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one.
> Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
It was a "baby sister" of Omnia.fm ;-)
It had 3-band limiter only, instead of 4-band AGC + 4-band limiter as Omnia.fm. Essentially it's pretty much the same as Omnia-3fm (pre-turbo version).
Good thing was that it used the same chassis as Omnia.fm so you could upgrade to Omnia.fm processing at any time just by purchasing PCMCIA card with Omnia.fm algorithm.
Regards,
Goran Tomas
Hey DSPX users!!!
What do you think would be a better proc. to use in an AM environment, the DSPXmini or the 6 band DSPX? I know that they are used for FM right now but Scott is writing code for use with AM and am curious which would make for a better box. I am planning to Beta test one of these units for our (awful sounding) AM. My hope is that Scott will take an 8100 in trade for a DSPX built out for AM use to Beta test...if that doesn't work, I may have to bribe him with an 8000. Yup, I would be willing to part with it.
Thoughts, comments, ideas on the which DSPX for AM?
What do you think would be a better proc. to use in an AM environment, the DSPXmini or the 6 band DSPX? I know that they are used for FM right now but Scott is writing code for use with AM and am curious which would make for a better box. I am planning to Beta test one of these units for our (awful sounding) AM. My hope is that Scott will take an 8100 in trade for a DSPX built out for AM use to Beta test...if that doesn't work, I may have to bribe him with an 8000. Yup, I would be willing to part with it.
Thoughts, comments, ideas on the which DSPX for AM?
Re: A few questions
> > What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one.
> > Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
>
> It was a "baby sister" of Omnia.fm ;-)
>
> It had 3-band limiter only, instead of 4-band AGC + 4-band
> limiter as Omnia.fm. Essentially it's pretty much the same
> as Omnia-3fm (pre-turbo version).
>
> Good thing was that it used the same chassis as Omnia.fm so
> you could upgrade to Omnia.fm processing at any time just by
> purchasing PCMCIA card with Omnia.fm algorithm.
>
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
>
We have a couple of units
We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock formats and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in appearance. It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide band. Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is this the Omnia Junior, Im not sure? It sounds beautiful on vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats it called
ta
Stace
RadioWorks Wanganui
New Zealand
> > What's an "Omnia Junior"? I've never heard of that one.
> > Maybe Mr. Foti can clue me in if he sees this.
>
> It was a "baby sister" of Omnia.fm ;-)
>
> It had 3-band limiter only, instead of 4-band AGC + 4-band
> limiter as Omnia.fm. Essentially it's pretty much the same
> as Omnia-3fm (pre-turbo version).
>
> Good thing was that it used the same chassis as Omnia.fm so
> you could upgrade to Omnia.fm processing at any time just by
> purchasing PCMCIA card with Omnia.fm algorithm.
>
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
>
We have a couple of units
We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock formats and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in appearance. It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide band. Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is this the Omnia Junior, Im not sure? It sounds beautiful on vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats it called
ta
Stace
RadioWorks Wanganui
New Zealand
Re: A few questions
> We have a couple of units
> We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock formats
> and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in appearance.
> It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide band.
> Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is this
> the Omnia Junior, Im not sure?
No, this is original Omnia.fm, bigger and more powerful 'sister' of Omnia.jr. It was the first processor from Omnia brand and a unit that started it all
Frank did made Cuttin Edge Unity 2000 processor before Omnia units, but this processor wasn't as good (IMHO) as Omnias.
> It sounds beautiful on
> vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the
> 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats it
> called
See this thread: http://www.radio-info.com/mods/board?Post=664058&Board=engineering
In my opinion, I would go with Omnia.fm over Omnia.3fmt. But to be honest, I haven't heared Omnia.fm in quite a bit...
Regards,
Goran Tomas
> We have a couple of units
> We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock formats
> and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in appearance.
> It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide band.
> Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is this
> the Omnia Junior, Im not sure?
No, this is original Omnia.fm, bigger and more powerful 'sister' of Omnia.jr. It was the first processor from Omnia brand and a unit that started it all
Frank did made Cuttin Edge Unity 2000 processor before Omnia units, but this processor wasn't as good (IMHO) as Omnias.
> It sounds beautiful on
> vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the
> 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats it
> called
See this thread: http://www.radio-info.com/mods/board?Post=664058&Board=engineering
In my opinion, I would go with Omnia.fm over Omnia.3fmt. But to be honest, I haven't heared Omnia.fm in quite a bit...
Regards,
Goran Tomas
Re: A few questions
> > We have a couple of units
> > We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock
> formats
> > and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in
> appearance.
> > It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide
> band.
> > Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is
> this
> > the Omnia Junior, Im not sure?
>
> No, this is original Omnia.fm, bigger and more powerful
> 'sister' of Omnia.jr. It was the first processor from Omnia
> brand and a unit that started it all
>
> Frank did made Cuttin Edge Unity 2000 processor before Omnia
> units, but this processor wasn't as good (IMHO) as Omnias.
>
> > It sounds beautiful on
> > vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the
>
> > 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats
> it
> > called
>
> See this thread:
http:/> /www.radio-info.com/mods/board?Post=664058&Board=engineering
>
>
> In my opinion, I would go with Omnia.fm over Omnia.3fmt. But
> to be honest, I haven't heared Omnia.fm in quite a bit...
>
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
Oh Yip. We have some of those Unity's floating about the company but I'm not a huge fan. The thing I like about the 3fmt's is they sound quite natural, and I quite like the top end, which I see alot of people dissagree with here. It sounds far more musical than the Omnia.fm but it has a tendency to distort heavily limited material, and the bass is a bit...umm not optimod??? which is the same with all the omnia family, including the O6 (which we also have) and unity.
>
> > We have a couple of units
> > We have two of the new 3fm Turbos on a CHR and Rock
> formats
> > and another Omnia unit which is a bit bigger in
> appearance.
> > It has 4 bands of AGC, Low, Mid, Pres, High, and Wide
> band.
> > Plus 4 bands of Limiting, Low, Mid, Pres, and High. Is
> this
> > the Omnia Junior, Im not sure?
>
> No, this is original Omnia.fm, bigger and more powerful
> 'sister' of Omnia.jr. It was the first processor from Omnia
> brand and a unit that started it all
>
> Frank did made Cuttin Edge Unity 2000 processor before Omnia
> units, but this processor wasn't as good (IMHO) as Omnias.
>
> > It sounds beautiful on
> > vocals, almost an Optimod sound, but not as natural as the
>
> > 3fmturbos! Is this unit better than the 3fmt's and whats
> it
> > called
>
> See this thread:
http:/> /www.radio-info.com/mods/board?Post=664058&Board=engineering
>
>
> In my opinion, I would go with Omnia.fm over Omnia.3fmt. But
> to be honest, I haven't heared Omnia.fm in quite a bit...
>
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
Oh Yip. We have some of those Unity's floating about the company but I'm not a huge fan. The thing I like about the 3fmt's is they sound quite natural, and I quite like the top end, which I see alot of people dissagree with here. It sounds far more musical than the Omnia.fm but it has a tendency to distort heavily limited material, and the bass is a bit...umm not optimod??? which is the same with all the omnia family, including the O6 (which we also have) and unity.
>
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