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[[7000-series_plug-ins|7000-series plug-ins]]. There is also a rack-mount version, the '''R7613'''. | [[7000-series_plug-ins|7000-series plug-ins]]. There is also a rack-mount version, the '''R7613'''. | ||
In the 76x3 family (7613, [[7623]] and [[7633]]), the 7613 has the slowest writing speed specification. In storage mode, it is therefore more suited to lower-frequency work, or as a display for spectrum analyzers or sampling plugins. | In the 76x3 family (7613, [[7623]] and [[7633]]), the 7613 has the slowest writing speed specification (no fast storage mode). In storage mode, it is therefore more suited to lower-frequency work, or as a display for spectrum analyzers or sampling plugins. | ||
Project Engineer for the 7613 and [[7623]] was [[Bill DeVey]] under direction of [[Oliver Dalton]]. [[John Durecka]] did the electrical design. [[Doug Giesbers]], [[Ed Wolf]], and [[Chuck Davis]] provided the mechanical design. Aiding the overall design effort were [[Dave McCullough]] and [[Dick Anderson]]. | Project Engineer for the 7613 and [[7623]] was [[Bill DeVey]] under direction of [[Oliver Dalton]]. [[John Durecka]] did the electrical design. [[Doug Giesbers]], [[Ed Wolf]], and [[Chuck Davis]] provided the mechanical design. Aiding the overall design effort were [[Dave McCullough]] and [[Dick Anderson]]. | ||