[en] In the Proceedings of the 1978 Isabelle Summer Study a high-pT spectrometer pair is presented as a prototype high-luminosity experiment. We consider here an updated version of this apparatus with the following questions in mind: (1) what rate capabilities are required to cope with L = 10₃₃cm^-₂sec^-₁; (2) what segmentation is needed to deal with the particle densities expected in high pT jets; and (3) is the resulting device within the reach of present technology. The current version of the device and the expected rates are presented, and the rates and segmentation of the components are discussed. The results of calculations related to event pile-up and triggering are presented. The main conclusion, that particle identification appears to be quite feasible at these rates, is discussed in detail