Sescom Transformers
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Sescom Transformers
Anyone used them or heard of them? I have a mixer that has a bunch of them (JBL 5600-2) They sound pretty good, but its a descrete FET mixer. I modded it to have 6 outs. I have another JBL mixer but it has JBL branded trannys. These are a standard octal metal plugin can. They are marked Sescom, Inc - TR-177a
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Thanks Ubertar. I have been browsing their website but I didnt see any preamps, I think I'll take another look. Looks interesting, they even have some replacements for the Altec 1588A preamp cans. They still list a TR series, but nothing in the range of what I have. They do list an R-9 that is a replacement for the JBL 5195. This is prob the closest they list to what I have on the output. Its $130, if thats any indication of quality I hope the ones I have are that good.
I'm going to do a side by side with some of the JBL 5901 trannys.
I'm going to do a side by side with some of the JBL 5901 trannys.
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Check this out, they have lots of kits to build their audio modules, they even have a compressor:
http://www.sescom.com/sips/audio_sips_list.html
SIP-8: AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL
SIP-13: DUCKER CIRCUIT
SIP-16: FUNCTION GENERATOR SINE/SQUARE
They even have all their schematics
Looks like fun....
http://www.sescom.com/sips/audio_sips_list.html
SIP-8: AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL
SIP-13: DUCKER CIRCUIT
SIP-16: FUNCTION GENERATOR SINE/SQUARE
They even have all their schematics
Looks like fun....
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I have an EQ of theirs. Haven't used it in awhile, not sure how it's doing.
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I got a couple of Altec mixers loaded with these (11 of them). The can says mc-1 (i think). I even took one apart, just to see the inside. If you're interested, I could take some photos. They're in my 1592 and the.....whatever the companion is to that with 6 pres (they aren't near me at the moment). I think they sound fine. Just a transformer some caps and resistors. I've never a/b'ed them to the 1588b, actually. Just never got around to it.
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I have purchased a bunch of their transformers. I have four each of the ISO-1 and ISO-2 isolation transformers on hand whenever I go on location or run live sound so I can knock out humming DI or monitor connections. I also bought a pile of the loose transformers inside the line-level ISO tube so I could build them into our live sound rig.
If you have to buy a bunch of their transformers for a project, just contact them directly because they are very agreeable on pricing when you buy quantity, and they're nice folks.
-Jeremy
If you have to buy a bunch of their transformers for a project, just contact them directly because they are very agreeable on pricing when you buy quantity, and they're nice folks.
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