well, I have a pair 2520's, a pair of input transformers...
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well, I have a pair 2520's, a pair of input transformers...
What would be a good place to start to build my own pair of 1rack unit mic pres with 48v and pads. This would be my first try at this type of thing, but I am good with an iron, I have built 2 guitar amps and done MUCH fiddling over the years.
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If I had those I'd be buying some of the Eisen DIY500 kits. Then all you need is a couple output transformers - either the API 2503 if you got 'em or some Cinemags would work fine.
http://www.eisenaudio.com/
http://www.eisenaudio.com/diy500/tables/opxfmrs/
of course you need a 500 rack - the A-Deisgns 500HR would get you there, or get the API lunchbox if you plan to expand. You could have a really nice pair of pres.
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http://www.eisenaudio.com/diy500/tables/opxfmrs/
of course you need a 500 rack - the A-Deisgns 500HR would get you there, or get the API lunchbox if you plan to expand. You could have a really nice pair of pres.
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My input trannies didn't fit in the conventional way either. I just attached the wires in the right places and attached the trans lying down with a wire tie and a slice of foam.oldguitars wrote:Awesome. I already have an OSA 500 series rack, so I should be good there. These input trannies are too big to fit on a card. hmmm....
You could always build an API-style pre using the JLM Baby Animal Kit.
I plan on building one (with some help) this summer. I've already got some 2520 clones, and cinemag in and out iron--just need to order the barebones kit without iron & opamps. It might not be an exact API circuit, but I hope it will have a similar sound to a 312 or 512 when it's done.
I plan on building one (with some help) this summer. I've already got some 2520 clones, and cinemag in and out iron--just need to order the barebones kit without iron & opamps. It might not be an exact API circuit, but I hope it will have a similar sound to a 312 or 512 when it's done.
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most of these are pin compatible...Brian wrote:Where do you get 2520 clones?
http://www.eisenaudio.com/diy500/tables/opamps/
although some may require minimal mods to make them work best depending on the circuit they are in.
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