Anyone have any info on one? I saved one when we were cleaning out one of our storage spaces but I can't find any info on it. It's an old 24?
channel anolog board.
Pics to come...
LMI was a dimming and control company based in Rochester, NY. They made great dimming systems, as well as a few good basic consoles. The dimmers and racks were about as good as they came, back in the early to late 80's, first with analog control, then proprietary digital, finally with
DMX. They also made assorted digital to analog convertors, digital control
protocol convertors to convert
Strand to
Colortran to
ETC to Kliegl, as well as a
DMX Snapshot 12 sub device, all of which became
ETC's Response series devices, I believe.
At that
point they were scooped up by
ETC, when
ETC was only doing consoles and needed dimmers to sell.
I really don't remember
LMI making that many consoles beyond the the basic one and two scene
preset analog models (for all I know they may have made larger multi-scene systems for permanent installs). We had a 24
channel 2 scene (still in storage I believe). The analog consoles drove 10 volts plus DC, using 10 pin
Cinch-Jones connectors, 1
connector per 6 channels.
If you need help with this stuff, parts,
etc... contact Steve Short at Litetrol Service in Hicksville, NY. Steve's fellow master service tech. is a guy named Kevin, who once worked at
LMI. 516 681-5288
Steve B.