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Need Audioarts PS

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InSearchOfGear

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Just acquired an Audioarts RD-12 digital console through a series of trades, minus the PS. I am extremely cash poor at the moment but have some gear to trade. Looking for a loaner or something I can pay off over several months.

Thx.
 
Well, the SPS-180 power supply can still be had, although I'm not sure at what price. A call to our sales guys would clear that up right away. We still repair RD-12's and carry all parts. Since you're looking for a cheap solution, though, that may not help you.

The requirements are pretty simple ... the SPS-180 put out a bipolar 16-18 volts, plus a 5 volt logic supply and 48-volt phantom power (which you can omit if you're using all dynamic mics). I was about to include the pinout, but this forum doesn't seem to provide a way to attach or include an image; you can find it in the manual, which is available in PDF form at the audioartsengineering.com web site.

Give our support people a call if you need help with the beast: 252 638 7000.

Scott
 
ScottJ said:
Well, the SPS-180 power supply can still be had, although I'm not sure at what price. A call to our sales guys would clear that up right away. We still repair RD-12's and carry all parts. Since you're looking for a cheap solution, though, that may not help you.

The requirements are pretty simple ... the SPS-180 put out a bipolar 16-18 volts, plus a 5 volt logic supply and 48-volt phantom power (which you can omit if you're using all dynamic mics). I was about to include the pinout, but this forum doesn't seem to provide a way to attach or include an image; you can find it in the manual, which is available in PDF form at the audioartsengineering.com web site.

Give our support people a call if you need help with the beast: 252 638 7000.

Scott
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Thanks Scott! Very helpful info. I'll be in touch. :)
 
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