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In Reply to: driverack PA, studio and 260...differences? posted by sunnysal on July 20, 2004 at 13:04:18:
Don't own one but some of the diffences are on the 260 you can assign any of the inputs to any of the outputs, driverack PA you can't do it. 260 has longer delay times than on the PA so if your running something like lab subs, easier to time-align, the PA dosen't have along enough delays. 260 has a lot more configure-able options avalible on it. The PA dosen't mute the outputs should you lose power, so if does lose power with the amps still on you'll hear a nice loud pop and could fry some speakers.I'm sure others that use these units will chime in.
Bill W.
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Follow Ups
- Re: driverack PA, studio and 260...differences? - Bill Wassilak 13:39:22 07/20/04 (4)
- Re: driverack PA, studio and 260...differences? - Jim Roy 14:31:17 07/21/04 (3)
- though the 260 is twice the price....guess I need to focus on the studio or PA...any thoughts on those? - sunnysal 15:12:08 07/21/04 (2)
- Re: though the 260 is twice the price....guess I need to focus on the studio or PA...any thoughts on those? - pg 06:46:51 07/23/04 (1)
- thanks! are you able to define the difference between the PA and studio? - sunnysal 09:47:22 07/23/04 (0)
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