VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

[Heather]

I need some info. I was given a 3Com US Robotics ISDN PRO External TA, new in the box, (though it smelled like basement!) still wrapped. I need some feedback because I am finding only a little bit of info on the net. Is it worth the effort to hook up? Also, I was given a pair of AR speakers, that are plug in, but there is no serial number or model number, they stand about 8-10 inches high are almost oval and black with a switch for right, left and mono on each on the back. One of the plug in's has a black boxshape along the middle of the plug in, the other does not. On the front is two lights one red and one blue. along with these gifts I was given a set of MA-10 speakers from Edirolfrom. Again any feedback?

[bobsouer]

Heather,

The ISDN modem is, sadly, almost useless to you because without some specialized software (Audio TX, for example) you could not use that unit to connect with a recording studio to do ISDN sessions.

AR (Acoustic Research) was (maybe still is) a speaker company of pretty high reputation among audiophiles; though I don't think I've ever seen a pair of their units in a recording studio.

The Edirol speakers could serve you fairly well as monitors for your voiceover studio. (For that matter the AR set would probably do pretty well, too.)
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[Heather]

So for the ISDN unit I should just try to unload then? Good news to hear on the speakers. Thanks again.

[bobsouer]

Heather,

Short answer on the ISDN modem: yes.
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Be well,
Bob Souer (just think of lemons)
The second nicest guy in voiceover.
+1-724-613-2749
Source Connect, phone patch, pony express