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RE: Are you talking about this one

Posted by Awe-d-o-file on February 6, 2016 at 19:44:43:
Sorry but as one that has made a few websites and didn't have a problem understanding Chapman's Bent page where the consumer had to configure their product that page is a site for me.
First I never saw the term LIO defined. It seems you start at 2495 for the basic chassis with PS and display, then add 1495 for the autoformer. I see "add line level inputs" for 295 but it doesn't say how many. One assumes more than one since inputs is used not input.
So it looks like its 4300 for the auto former passive then right? How many inputs is that? Looking again on a different page I saw input select module with a picture and there are three. I assume there is a remote with that as shown on the autoformer page. I also asked about multiple outs (since I biamp) and didn't see that as a choice. I don't know about 2495 base module to go with the 1495 autoformer. A very basic power supply would do for that since its not an active circuit. Maybe a stripped down version for those that just want a passive linestage could be made. I guess just having one platform makes things easier for you.
Not being critical but the site could be better defined and easier to use. It is a nice looking site anyway. Im one that would trade that for more clarity however. So what does LIO stand for anyway? Since you know all the products you probably don't agree but if you asked 10 intelligent well read and experienced Internet and audio folks like me I bet over half would have some level of confusion with the site. I get the a LA carte idea I just think a little more explanation is needed.
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