I've noticed new versions of MOTU interfaces, lik 828, has grown deeper.
That's quite unusual, electronic hardware growing bigger. Not so good for us who have limited depth available for the interface.
Any ideas why they have grown?
Why are new MOTU-interfaces deeper?
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Re: Why are new MOTU-interfaces deeper?
Could be heat related. The old needed free space above and below, many didn’t heed, many died.
Doug Williams
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Electromagnetic Radiation Recorders
The Martha Bassett Show broadcast mixer
Tape Op issue 73
DP 11.34
Studio M1 Max OS12.7.6
MOTU 16A and Monitor 8
M1 Pro MBP for remotes and editing
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Re: Why are new MOTU-interfaces deeper?
I was thinking the same thing Brother Doug.
Greater surface area = more dissipation.
Greater surface area = more dissipation.
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