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Title: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: Steve Honest on November 08, 2013, 06:27:35 PM

HI Guys
I need to buy a SSL 4000e patchbay bucket with or without the facing metal work

if your selling one, or know somebody selling one, please head my way
cheers

Steve

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: jimlfixit on November 08, 2013, 06:45:02 PM

Hi Steve. Not sure what you mean by a patchbay bucket. Does this mean 2 side profiles and enough 19" isep rail to construct a bucket just for the patchbay stuff (9 or 12u) along with the front horizontal Producers table?

Also, not sure what you mean by facing metalwork. Is this the patchbay front panels, other 19" panels or what?

Regards from Jim Lassen (www.profcon.co.uk). Also on FACEBOOK (http://www.facebook.com/pages/ProfCon-wwwprofconcouk-Professional-Connections-Jim-Lassen/371183312969924?ref=hl/)

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: sintech on November 08, 2013, 07:08:44 PM

Hey Jim, Steve needs a complete 19" bucket, ready to bolt on and hold his external bays.

Guessing the facing metalwork, is stuff like the Knee board an penthouse panel.

I've got 2 side profiles in the Table/Bay format (identical to mine). SSL used these late in the day, on the real big consoles. The back is semi-open, to allow the wiring to go in and out easily.

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: Steve Honest on November 08, 2013, 08:09:20 PM

Thanks Andy

Yes i need as much of a complete bucket to house the SSL patch bay, im not botherd about cutting the loom down right away as i have space for it to trial out back, till i get  spare time to cut it to length.
and also if there is anything i can fabricate a leg with or extend somehthing off the exsisintg desk to hold it up
I want to mount it next to channel 1
cheers

Steve

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: Subhumanrecords on January 18, 2014, 11:20:08 PM

Quote from: sintech on November 08, 2013, 07:08:44 PM

Hey Jim, Steve needs a complete 19" bucket, ready to bolt on and hold his external bays.

Guessing the facing metalwork, is stuff like the Knee board an penthouse panel.

I've got 2 side profiles in the Table/Bay format (identical to mine). SSL used these late in the day, on the real big consoles. The back is semi-open, to allow the wiring to go in and out easily.

I need these for my patchbay?
Myke

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: sintech on January 18, 2014, 11:28:21 PM

Quote from: Subhumanrecords on January 18, 2014, 11:20:08 PM

Quote from: sintech on November 08, 2013, 07:08:44 PM

Hey Jim, Steve needs a complete 19" bucket, ready to bolt on and hold his external bays.

Guessing the facing metalwork, is stuff like the Knee board an penthouse panel.

I've got 2 side profiles in the Table/Bay format (identical to mine). SSL used these late in the day, on the real big consoles. The back is semi-open, to allow the wiring to go in and out easily.

I need these for my patchbay?
Myke

Myke, I can send you these profiles, no problem. Identical to the pair I used on my console.

Jim has some ISEP rails (will be over his place this week, can check what he has)

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: Subhumanrecords on January 18, 2014, 11:30:31 PM

Cool dude, trying to do some trading on those 026 cards and another bucket. Hopefully all will be good.


Recording 2 inches @ a Time(plus PT)

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: sintech on January 18, 2014, 11:39:23 PM

Cool, they're yours Myke.

Title: Re: Patchbay BUcket
Post by: Subhumanrecords on January 18, 2014, 11:51:27 PM

Thanks bro, then it will be time for me to get Jim on a patchbay. Guess I'm going to sell my Altec compressor to get the funds for that.lol


Recording 2 inches @ a Time(plus PT)