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Published on 12/18/05 at 16:23
CS 208 D v2
"The" stand-alone handheld most widely used across the Atlantic in film and TV series.
Rackable
8 inputs with Jensen transformer XLR3
with a stereo decoding module MS (optional)
one for each EQ, low frequency + /-12dB 100Hz, frequency medium + /-15dB 500-5kHz; Acute + /-12db 10Khz
1 cup low: 70Hz -12dB/oct
low cut 2: 100Hz -6dB/oct
An insert jack for each 6.35mm
4 seen to Sifam
2 stereo returns XLR3
6 bus din
2 auxiliary XLR3
4 main outputs with output Jensen XLR3
4 AES / EBU XLR3
3-circuit monitoring with independent configuration of listening Jack 6.35mm
an internal microphone and external console XLR3
two remote controls; pause / record TAF5M
parallel to each slice (-4dB) or pre postfader on DSUB25
AD converter and high quality SONOSAX 2 AES / EBU (4 channels) 2 XLR3
food;
consumption of 12 Volts 630mA 410mA on 18Volts;
- 8 LR03 "D" (15 hours of alkaline fonctionnemnt)
- External 12-25 volts
UTILIZATION
Convivial, solid, sturdy stainless steel handle traiteent surfface of anti-coup
simple programming steps, everything is accessible, and everything is clearly identified and different from one another.
addressing easy.
with very precise manual synopsis and internal patterns.
SOUNDS
AD converters dedicated, detachable, powerful, clear, transparent, without a breath echatillonnage high quality, close to the converters Nagra DII.
<p class="bbcode-cite"> Quote: <span>giving Saisse tuned!</span>
the figures are but remain secondary;
THD + N: 0.003%
EIN (150 ohms 20-20 k): -129.5 dBu
EIN (150 ohms 'A' wt'd): -131.2 dBu
OVERALL OPINION
I am the happy owner of a CS 208D for a year now! it's expensive, even very expensive, but it is no comparison except that rivals the SONOSAX SX VT 8D!
I have nothing to say even the weight is nice, 8.6 kg
<p class="bbcode-cite"> Quote: <span>it is a rare, powerful, adaptable, robust, which makes us forget the technique to focus solely on the sound!</span>
"The" stand-alone handheld most widely used across the Atlantic in film and TV series.
Rackable
8 inputs with Jensen transformer XLR3
with a stereo decoding module MS (optional)
one for each EQ, low frequency + /-12dB 100Hz, frequency medium + /-15dB 500-5kHz; Acute + /-12db 10Khz
1 cup low: 70Hz -12dB/oct
low cut 2: 100Hz -6dB/oct
An insert jack for each 6.35mm
4 seen to Sifam
2 stereo returns XLR3
6 bus din
2 auxiliary XLR3
4 main outputs with output Jensen XLR3
4 AES / EBU XLR3
3-circuit monitoring with independent configuration of listening Jack 6.35mm
an internal microphone and external console XLR3
two remote controls; pause / record TAF5M
parallel to each slice (-4dB) or pre postfader on DSUB25
AD converter and high quality SONOSAX 2 AES / EBU (4 channels) 2 XLR3
food;
consumption of 12 Volts 630mA 410mA on 18Volts;
- 8 LR03 "D" (15 hours of alkaline fonctionnemnt)
- External 12-25 volts
UTILIZATION
Convivial, solid, sturdy stainless steel handle traiteent surfface of anti-coup
simple programming steps, everything is accessible, and everything is clearly identified and different from one another.
addressing easy.
with very precise manual synopsis and internal patterns.
SOUNDS
AD converters dedicated, detachable, powerful, clear, transparent, without a breath echatillonnage high quality, close to the converters Nagra DII.
<p class="bbcode-cite"> Quote: <span>giving Saisse tuned!</span>
the figures are but remain secondary;
THD + N: 0.003%
EIN (150 ohms 20-20 k): -129.5 dBu
EIN (150 ohms 'A' wt'd): -131.2 dBu
OVERALL OPINION
I am the happy owner of a CS 208D for a year now! it's expensive, even very expensive, but it is no comparison except that rivals the SONOSAX SX VT 8D!
I have nothing to say even the weight is nice, 8.6 kg
<p class="bbcode-cite"> Quote: <span>it is a rare, powerful, adaptable, robust, which makes us forget the technique to focus solely on the sound!</span>