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hey 'yall - i'm moving and cleaning off the bench - - spare LDC capsule. this is from an MXL 2001 that I upgraded the capsule on. but, really, this capsule sounded actually really great. the lore about 'hey, early MXL products were actually done well' is rather true for consumer stuff. so, if you wa...

a test pressing should be immaculate. i've found them to be a bit... sharper... crisper... and hi-fi... than the regular run... of course, the end of the stamper's life is duller... the beginning is the crispest... but, i've learned the hard way that any noise, wow, flutter, warble, surface noise, h...

I've got one of these hanging around. Not the mic - just the tube PCB and transformer. Has a small low noise mod jumper on it. So, it works great. Need to wire in a tube mic? Outputs 100VDC (U47 voltage) and 6VDC (heaters). Quiet, simple, awesome. Put in your own box. Ammo boxes work awesome. $35 sh...

hush, jim, you'll ruin the magic

Jim Williams wrote:If a tube rectifier can't handle in rush current, pull it out and solder a couple of IN4007 diodes in it's place.

I would use 470 uf at 400 volts, if they would fit.

if the tube is wired to a PCB, and the PCB is wired as a pentode, you'll have to cut traces and run little jumper wires to have it run correctly. the main difference you'll do is cut the trace for g2 from the board. make sure it doesn't have any remaining connection. jump g2 to A. g3 is already eith...

tascam procedure better
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hey 'yall -

if you're ever needing some wurli, rhodes, clavinet, etc info,

shameless plug for my longtime friend who's become a crazy amazing analog keys tech after the years.

max brink
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http://chicagoelectricpiano.com/

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reference my CL post:

http://austin.craigslist.org/msg/4248584175.html

great shape. sound amazing. lifestyle changes. want to find the right home.

reply via the CL post.

smiles -

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each cap has a different sound. seriously. i'm not sure if i would personally enjoy a silver mica as the main input cap.... it'll be wideband, and detailed. accentuated top treble. in non-scientific terms... i'd call micas 'zippy', yet hi-fi. polypropylene will be a sonic place inbetween polystyrene...

each cap has a different sound. seriously. i'm not sure if i would personally enjoy a silver mica as the main input cap.... it'll be wideband, and detailed. accentuated top treble. in non-scientific terms... i'd call micas 'zippy', yet hi-fi. polypropylene will be a sonic place inbetween polystyrene...

why hook the transformer up? are you using a long run and need it balanced?

why hook the transformer up? are you using a long run and need it balanced?

bounce as you track!

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