We have worked with production sound mixers from all around the world to design and perfect a set of fader knobs for Sound Devices recorders. The stock factory knobs are sharp to the touch and hard to see in dark conditions or in a bag. These knobs are designed to feel very nice on the fingers with smooth, sculpted edges. And easy to see because they glow after exposure to light.
Choose the color and size of each knob and add to cart. Refer to the last image in this listing to see all of the color choices available.
Large fader knobs sit 1.5mm higher than the factory knob for easier access. Small fader knobs sit approximately 4mm higher than the stock knob and do not retract flush like the stock one does. All knobs feature a main color along with a phosphorescent white section that glows green when exposed to light (we recommend using a small keychain UV LED to charge the glow for the best effect). After exposure, the knobs will glow for a while.
Will fit many models (please contact us if you have a model not listed in the title).
IMPORTANT: Please visit the Google Play store to download Wingman. This APK is available for those who do not have access to the Google Play store. Do not download the Wingman APK file from websites other than www.sounddevices.com.
The A20-Mini transmitter introduces GainForward, a new feature that eliminates the need to adjust microphone preamplifier gain at the wireless transmitter. Audio levels from the transmitter are controlled either directly at the mixer’s trim control or at the wireless receiver. Read more about GainForward.
Support for A20-Mini GainForward. When the A10-RX receiving an A20-Mini signal is slotted into the SL-6, the A10-RX Input menu settings are bypassed and all gain, low cut, and limiter activity are performed and controlled by the 688. Trim gain range is 0 to 60 dB for the 688 channel receiving signal from the A20-Mini.
A10-RX Receiver Setup screens show Limiter, High Pass Filter, and clipping status of the associated 688 channel when receiving signal from the A20-Mini.
A10-RX Receiver screens now display overload, mute, and record status of A10-TX.
SuperSlot Receiver Overview screen now shows record status of the A20-Mini and A10-TX.
Fixed
SL-6 related screens no longer display incorrect values for the A10-RX Y (7 MHz) TV channel mapping.
As productions continue to use more microphones simultaneously, producing a clean mix with intelligible speech can become quite difficult. Automatic mixers can help sound professionals in these multi-microphone applications.
The Scorpio, 888, 833, 633, and 688 offer two automatic mixing algorithms: Sound Devices’ own MixAssist and Dugan Automix, a collaboration between Sound Devices and Dan Dugan Sound Design, Inc.
Sound Devices extensively tests removable recording media with the 633, 664, and 688.
For best media performance, Sound Devices recommends occasionally performing a full reformat of an SD card per the “Overwrite Format” method from the SD Association. The Overwrite Format deletes file/directory entries by initializing file system parameters of the card (same as with Quick Format), and erases all data by overwriting the user data area completely. The Overwrite Format takes more time to complete than the Quick Format method. More information can be found on the SD Association’s website. Please note that all files stored on the card will be lost during the formatting process. After using the SD Memory Card Formatter, the card will still need to be formatted in the mixer-recorder.
MicroSD to SD Card adapters are not recommended for use in any 6-Series mixer-recorder.
Tested cards:
Sound Devices’ own brand of approved media cards – the SAM-64SD, SAM-128SD, and SAM-32CF II – have been optimized and extensively tested to ensure fast and flawless performance when used with the 6-Series of mixer/recorders.
SD/SDXC, UHS-II, 240 MB/s (read) and 100 MB/s (write)
The cards from other manufacturers listed below have successfully passed benchmark testing with the 633, 664 and 688. Many other cards may work but their performance and reliability cannot be confirmed unless they have been extensively tested at Sound Devices.
CF700X, UDMA6, 67 MB/s write; 105MB/s read See Note 1
Unapproved Media
The media listed below currently fail our intensive media approval tests. We highly recommend NOT using this media.
SD Cards
Size
Brand
Model
64 GB
SanDisk
Extreme PRO 170MB/s, 64 GB
128 GB
SanDisk
Extreme PRO 170MB/s, 128 GB
Discontinued Media
The media listed below has been approved/tested by Sound Devices, but is no longer readily available for online purchase.
CF Cards
Size
Model
Brand
32 GB
Sound Devices
UDMA7; 160MB/s read 120MB/s write
64 GB
Delkin Devices
CF1000X, UDMA6 and 7
64 GB
SanDisk
Extreme Pro; UDMA7; 160MB/s
64 GB
SanDisk
Extreme; UDMA7; 120MB/s
32 GB
SanDisk
Extreme; UDMA7; 90MB/s
32 GB
Delkin Devices
CF700X, UDMA6, 67 MB/s write; 105MB/s read
32 GB
PNY
PRO-ELITE UDMA6, 50MB/s
32 GB
LEXAR
Prof 1000X; UDMA7; 145 MB/s write; 150 MB/s read
32 GB
LEXAR
Prof 800X; UDMA7; 45 MB/s write; 120 MB/s read
16 GB
SanDisk
Extreme; UDMA7; 90MB/s
16 GB
SanDisk
Extreme Pro; UDMA7; 160MB/s
16 GB
SanDisk
Extreme; UDMA7; 120MB/s
16 GB
Delkin Devices
CF1000X, UDMA6 and 7
16 GB
WINTEC
Filemate Professional; UDMA5; 25 MB/s write
16 GB
SILICON POWER
400x
SD Cards
Size
Brand
Model
64 GB
LEXAR
Professional, 400X
32 GB
Delkin Devices
600x; SDHC/UHS-1; 45 MB/s write, 90 MB/s read
32 GB
Sound Devices
The SAM-32SD has been replaced by the SAM-64SD.
32 GB
PNY
PRO-ELITE; UHS-1/Class 10; 35 MB/s
32 GB
SanDisk
Extreme Pro; SDXC/UHS-1, Class 10; 95 MB/s
16 GB
SanDisk
Extreme PLUS; SDHC/UHS-1, Class 10; 80 MB/s
8 GB
SanDisk
Extreme PLUS; SDHC/UHS-1, Class 10; 80 MB/s
* Note 1: Sound Devices has worked directly with Delkin to identify an intermittent Media I/O issue with newer Delkin CF 500x and CF 700x cards. Delkin has confirmed that a recent change to these two cards is most likely responsible for the errors. Cards containing KZ in the serial number are susceptible to this issue and should not be used. Cards containing VB in the serial number will function correctly and are approved. Deklin CF 1000x and 1050x cards do not experience this issue and may continue to be used.
