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Old 01-07-2003, 11:21 AM
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Default Re: SCSI vs Firewire

Exactly! Another thing to consider for LE systems is having a portable firewire drive which will hold sessions AND allow you to work on sessions and bring them to any studio. I still am using the AVammo HUSH and it comes up on any rig I visit and I swear i should get paid by those guys for how many studios have bought one since seeing mine
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