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Hi, I'm trying to build a tranny farm like this one http://www.beyondsanityproductions.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=24:dubolds-qtrannyq-farm&catid=18:diy-articles&Itemid=28 ..with a m67 that up n died on me. I can't figure out how to take this hardware out that's fixed to the hou...

I don't know much about electronics but I like to tinker with things. I just gave my dbx 117 1/4" jacks. I also shorted a resistor to make the comp ratio go higher, I think I need to do some experimenting because this also seemed to bring a lot of unwanted distortion and boosted the volume along wit...

Tungstengruvsten wrote:OK folks - here it is!

Complete Drewtronics Sherlock Manual
http://www.sendspace.com/file/gd1ftx

Hi could you re-upload this for me please?

I was scrapping a mixer a little while ago and found a reverb tank inside, I'm definitely going to have some questions in the future when I have enough knowledge to make my own spring reverb unit!

Hi there, I recently got a Yamaha mt120 4 track in semi decent condition except for a couple of things, but it works so I'm happy with my purchase and it will be a good opportunity to learn how to fix these things. Some of the switches and pots are really scratchy I should be able to fix this withou...

I have to say you are awesome for doing this, I really like how you had a sub-mission of making it cheap/easy, good man that is how I like my mods AND my women. stupid joke.

As for safety I'm definitely going to read up on it, and I'm definitely not plugging anything into a wall while I work on it till I know what I'm doing.

Welcome to the board. Re-capping is replacing all the capacitors in a piece of equipment that tend to degrade over time, mostly the electrolytics. When they go bad in the powersupply, you get bad ripply DC that leads to 60Hz hum. If they go bad and are in the signal chain various other issues occur...

You can short out a resistor by soldering one leg of a single-pole/single throw switch to one side of the resistor, and soldering the other switch leg to the other side of the resistor. When the switch is on, current will flow thru the switch: the path of least resistance. So that's a short circuit...

unnecessarily long introduction (questions below): Hi everyone, I have been getting tape op for the last few years, it is an amazing mag even for a someone like me who is very slowly getting into recording, I have also lurked the board for long time and have found it very useful for info, for whatev...