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Model 770 User Guide Issue 1, October 1997

Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5

Model 770

Foreword

It was a great pleasure to have had the chance to design the Model 770, a unique product

for a specialized application. Our goal was to take a set of requirements that were essen-

tially at odds with each other and combine them into a rational product. We had to make

the Model 770 meet a highly specific application, be flexible to configure and use, be

feature-rich yet easy to operate, have good sonic performance, with everything combined

in a compact and reliable package.

Many broadcast professionals contributed their time, expertise, and good ideas to help

shape the Model 770. Without their help the unit would definitely not be as tweaked out

as it is. A hearty thanks to all of you!

Many people at Studio Technologies contributed toward making the Model 770 a reality.

Fred Roeck did the mechanical design and prepared the production documentation.

Carrie Loving designed the graphics and provided engineering CAD support. Al Lux de-

signed the printed circuit boards. Mitch Budniak, Ace Consulting Engineer, designed the

power supply and did several overall reality reviews. Joe Urbanczyk designed the com-

puterized test routines for the Audio Precision System One and worked on agency approv-

als. Larry Leviton wrote the software that drives the itty-bitty micro-controller in the telco

interface sectionall in a few hundred bytes of C! Minas Serbekian and his crew built the

prototype units, ensuring that the final design was "manufacturable."

Please contact me with your questions, comments, and suggestions. I can be reached by

voice at (847) 676-9177, fax at (847) 982-0747, or via E-mail at [email protected].

Sincerely,

Gordon Kapes

President

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