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Nice work! How is the cooling/airflow working? Is it just the handle openings?

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+1

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+1

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JC, you should move this to the Troubleshooting thread. Not this general discussion thread.

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Thanks. This is what makes A&H awesome! Great support even though most of us are impatient!

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+1. Good news.

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Err, umm… Please delete this thread as I just realized it is an additional “card” that would be installed in the I/O slot thus providing a second S-Link port. My apologies for any confusion.

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Forgot to mention I’m running that on MacOS 10.13.4 which is currently unsupported.

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I can attest to the Mac Recording although this is a dedicated recording machine with nothing else running on it.
Would be interested in what Yann has but here are my specs:

I have a brand new 21″ iMac/3.6Ghz i7/16GB Ram/512GB SSD
Logic Pro X 10.4.2
TrippLite USB 2.0 A-B with Ferrite Cores (TrippLite USB 2.0 A-B cable

Very happy with results but I haven’t stressed tested it yet. Most I’ve gotten is 14 tracks for about 17 minutes. No Issues. Will be testing out at church event with 22 channels for about an hour. I’ll report back on results.

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Ethan,

Yann has it right. Spot on.

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Biggest helpful feature would be RTA on the PEQ screens as others have mentioned. Why go to the RTA screen to find the troubling freq then quickly page back to the pew to adjust it?

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Yann,
I have the same thing happen to me and it appears to be by design as if you need to have any channel selected for the soft rotary to work. The unexplainable thing for me is that the soft rotary for the DCA group stays on while the three other aux send master controls I assigned to the soft rotary 2-4 go off.

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