Studiomaster club 2000 184 Mixer

[maccav]

Hi all, I am new to the forum. We have Studiomaster club 2000 184 Mixer at our church and are doing some maintenance work, but the manual and schematic has gone missing. Does anyone have a similar mixer and who could copy or photograph theirs for me? I am willing to pay the cost of doing this.

I have searched the web and the Studiomaster archive with no luck. Hope someone can help.

 

Many thanks in anticipation.

 

Sorry all - I meant SM Club 2000 182 (not 184)

 

Thanks

[Sound Man]

Proberbly not much help but all I've found is a spec sheet.

 

You could try contacting them via this website.

 

David

[maccav]

Many thanks for the datasheet. Yes you are right I need more detail, but thanks for trying. I have emailed the website you provided.

 

regards

 

Stan

 

hquote name='Sound Man' timestamp='1335978399' post='438706']

Proberbly not much help but all I've found is a spec sheet.

 

You could try contacting them via this website.

 

David

 

 

 

[Paul TC]

Studiomaster has been through a few changes since your equipment was made. I see the website linked to above points to an Indian Company.

 

The previous British incarnation of Studiomaster which may be the same company, used to state they no longer supported kit of that generation, pre their ownership, and pointed you to an obscure website that had odd bits and pieces of info. That site seems to have long gone.

 

As far as I am aware that item along with my Pro 16:3 that is on the same website in a slightly differrent format went out of production in the UK a long while ago. Looks like they have the IP and have revived a few old designs.

 

If the above link does not help you can try here if your willing to spend some cash, I have not used the site so make your own judgement, although another web forum suggests it is a dead site.

 

Studiomaster archive site

[DrV]

I've got a note in my Studiomaster folder that says "Barry at Gee Electronics in Liverpool was very helpful". You might try them 0151 228 2280

 

Dave

[maccav]

Many thanks - I have tried the archive site - but they dont have a manual for that model

 

Kind regards

 

Studiomaster has been through a few changes since your equipment was made. I see the website linked to above points to an Indian Company.

 

The previous British incarnation of Studiomaster which may be the same company, used to state they no longer supported kit of that generation, pre their ownership, and pointed you to an obscure website that had odd bits and pieces of info. That site seems to have long gone.

 

As far as I am aware that item along with my Pro 16:3 that is on the same website in a slightly differrent format went out of production in the UK a long while ago. Looks like they have the IP and have revived a few old designs.

 

If the above link does not help you can try here if your willing to spend some cash, I have not used the site so make your own judgement, although another web forum suggests it is a dead site.

 

Studiomaster archive site

 

 

 

 

Many thanks I will try that link and let you know if I am successful.

 

Kind regards

 

I've got a note in my Studiomaster folder that says "Barry at Gee Electronics in Liverpool was very helpful". You might try them 0151 228 2280

 

Dave

 

 

 

[spud5210]

Studiomaster club 2000

Go here for schematics. These cover the Logic12, Club2000, ClubDSP, Powerpack400 and Powerpack400DSP models. They share the same basic circuitry with the variations shown.

Hope this helps.

 

http://www.eservicei...pack%20400.html