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Roger was a much hated Stereo Audio distribution amplifier, that lived from 2005 to 2011. Except we discovered it wasn't stereo, neither was it a distribution amplifier! The creators of this amazing box were evidently rushed, as all the L & R channels are simply bridged into Mono versions (hence why [[vidserv]] and the sound desk never passed a phase test!), and then wired out to different places. Roger has laid in the vision rack for "eons", complete with power plugged in! The power literally just went to a socket as far as audio was concerned
Roger was a much hated Stereo Audio distribution amplifier, that lived from 2005 to 2011. Except we discovered it wasn't stereo, neither was it a distribution amplifier! The creators of this amazing box were evidently rushed, as all the L & R channels are simply bridged into Mono versions (hence why [[vidserv]] and the sound desk never passed a phase test!), and then wired out to different places. Roger has laid in the vision rack for "eons", complete with power plugged in! The power literally just went to a socket as far as audio was concerned


Roger also managed the rehearsal light: via two relays, powered by an oversized transformer. It didn't power the light, just switch the relays!
Roger also managed the rehearsal light: via two relays, powered by an oversized transformer. It didn't power the light, just switch the relays!
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Roger was a much hated Stereo Audio distribution amplifier, that lived from 2005 to 2011. Except we discovered it wasn't stereo, neither was it a distribution amplifier! The creators of this amazing box were evidently rushed, as all the L & R channels are simply bridged into Mono versions (hence why vidserv and the sound desk never passed a phase test!), and then wired out to different places. Roger has laid in the vision rack for "eons", complete with power plugged in! The power literally just went to a socket as far as audio was concerned

Roger also managed the rehearsal light: via two relays, powered by an oversized transformer. It didn't power the light, just switch the relays!