Professional Connections

WEBSITE UPDATED: Sunday, 02 May 2010. This page (12 March 2010).

STOCK SALE (everything must go!!!).

My name is Jim Lassen and I am based near High Wycombe, Bucks in the UK. I can be contacted via:

Email: prof.con@virgin.net

Phone: +44 (0)1494 881612

Welcome to the Professional Connections website. If you have visited this site before, check out the Website updates menu to see recently added items or other changes made.

I have been involved in recording studio wiring installations and industrial custom projects since 1987 and worked at Solid State Logic for 7 years prior to that.

There is a large stock of cable, connectors, patchbays, hardware, accessories, PA equipment and SSL items for sale at low prices. I am still compiling the stock list and will update the various menu pages as soon as I can so, check out the website update menu.

Have a look at the various items and see if anything is of interest to you. If you would like more details or pictures, please ask. I can also possibly provide technical and wiring information where applicable (such as connector pinouts for different products). More details will be shown in the documentation menu which I am currently working on.

If you have any comments about how this Website can be improved or any other feedback, feel free to let me know.

All prices are quoted in UK Sterling. They EXCLUDE VAT at the current UK rate of 17.5% (unless stated on the page concerned) as well as delivery costs. E.& O.E. (Errors and Omissions Excepted).

For delivery and payment details, please see the Contact, dispatch and payment menu.

If you are not happy with the prices shown, I may be open to offers especially if you are interested in quite a few items.

These pictures show some of the items for sale.

Above: A close up of an SSL G Series module (see Solid State Logic menu) and some of my surplus cable stock (cable menus). Below: SSL patchbay components (patchbay menu).

Thanks to Jossy P. for helping to construct this site which has been compiled on both a Mac and PC. Created: 19th October 2009. If the site looks cheap ... it is. It cost £35 plus a gob load of time between us (around 50 hours learning all this website stuff ... and I'm not talking HTML here).