Inward Connection Nautilus Commander summing mixer Early 90s - Blue/Green and silver
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The unit has only been in a studio rack (2) in a smoke free studios. There are a couple place with visible rack rash. The design and ergonomics of Nautilus equipment is specified by mastering engineer John Vestman and implemented by Steve Firlotte of Inward Connections. The Commander uses a Class-A SPA 690 discrete op amp block. All switching is accomplished by relays, and there are no surface-mount components. It boasts a frequency response of 10 to 100k Hz, +0/-1.5 dB with 0.02-percent THD. Channel crosstalk is rated at -90 dB @ 1k. This is a clean machine.
There are 8 mono inputs on the front with mute and panning and 2 stereo inputs on the back. There is also an independent B source with separate volume and custom footswitch jack to allow switching from the main mix to the B source without having to move your position relative to the speakers.
There is a mono sum button, and a stereo insert that a can be used on the main mix, the B source or both.
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