Api - 500-8P Lunchbox
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PLC lunchbox for up to 8 500 Series modules, with DB-25 connector, phantom power and linkable channels.
ARTICLE N° 57225
Presentation
Insert your favourite 500 series modules into this 8-slot API LunchBox. The 8-slot LunchBox offers constant 250mA power to each slot, ensuring full compatibility with API 500 series and VPR-compatible modules.
This Lunch Box-8 features everything that made the 6-slot API chassis (500-6B) such as DB-25 D-Sub connectivity for easy I/O and cabling, phantom power for condenser mics and a rubber carrying handle, which you can swap for an optional rack-mount kit (available here from Sonovente) for fixed installation.
The API 500-8B comes with an internal 48 volt phantom power supply connected to pin 15 for use with API 512c preamps.
This Lunch Box-8 features everything that made the 6-slot API chassis (500-6B) such as DB-25 D-Sub connectivity for easy I/O and cabling, phantom power for condenser mics and a rubber carrying handle, which you can swap for an optional rack-mount kit (available here from Sonovente) for fixed installation.
The API 500-8B comes with an internal 48 volt phantom power supply connected to pin 15 for use with API 512c preamps.
Features
Phantom power
Yes
Country of production
USA
Power supply
Power adapter (included)
19" rack
Kit sold separately
Packaging
Single unit
Other features
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API Audio 8 Slot lunchbox
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Chassis for 8 500 Series format modules
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All 8 slots deliver a constant power of 250mA
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48 Volt phantom power
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Inputs and outputs are via Sub D25s
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Self-powered, selectable 100 to 250 volts, 47 to 63 Hz
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Carrying handle
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Rubber feet
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Robust metal chassis
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Optional rack ears
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Weight: 6kg
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API is proud to continue to play a major role in music recording and production, after a fifth decade of manufacturing excellent, world-renowned audio equipment. API still delivers the same warm analogue "magic" that has endured since the 1960s.
