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Trying to find out about a little 10 channel mic pre 1 output mixer i stumbled across recently. No model number just 2 rack space unit with 10 micpreamps and one output amp. Dark gray finish with blue knobs, pretty basic. I would like to know more about this little piece of gear, if any one has used one or knows a bit more about them.
Any sort of indicator on the components as to module numbers? Control layout? Any sort of tagging/badging, like maybe if it was BBC equipment?
Bear
Bear
Photos can be a help.
QUOTE(Bear's Gone Fission @ Mar 8, 2005, 2:15 pm)
Any sort of indicator on the components as to module numbers? Control layout? Any sort of tagging/badging, like maybe if it was BBC equipment?
Bear
Bear
there are more pics of the inside on this page
click here
here is something i did find out however but still curious as to what this means
Questions from other buyers for this listing
Q: > Dear halfhombre, > > Hi - what is the modek number of the input > transformers? they usually say on the side of the > transformers. and can you see the model number > of the output transformer? Do you have a power > supply for this that is included in the auction? > thanks. Answered on Mar-08-05
A: Input transformers say WO.T 1456 TF. 10007/S there are ten of them The Output Transformer says Lo2567 there is one of them I dont have the power supply. The unit was tested by one of the top tech guys in NYC. Parts are clean and new looking
Some preliminaries: http://www.auroraaudio.net/dcforum/DCForumID1/44.html
I'm not sure if those are the same amp cards that Geoff speaks of - they're certainly IC based. Right now the Lab is acting funky, so I can't actually open any posts for content.
We aren't talking about 1073's here, but I imagine it doesn't suck, especially at that price. (Were you the winner?)
Bear
I'm not sure if those are the same amp cards that Geoff speaks of - they're certainly IC based. Right now the Lab is acting funky, so I can't actually open any posts for content.
We aren't talking about 1073's here, but I imagine it doesn't suck, especially at that price. (Were you the winner?)
Bear
I asked Geoff Tanner of Aurora Audio about this and he replied:
I think that you'll find that the unit has the Neve name and logo on the front panel and a serial number plate at the rear with the Neve name.
Easy to figure who made it!
It was probably made for either CBS or NBC TV who Neve supplied consoles to... with audience reaction sub mixers for the audience response from overhead mics over the audience.
Geoff
http://www.auroraaudio.net
I think that you'll find that the unit has the Neve name and logo on the front panel and a serial number plate at the rear with the Neve name.
Easy to figure who made it!
It was probably made for either CBS or NBC TV who Neve supplied consoles to... with audience reaction sub mixers for the audience response from overhead mics over the audience.
Geoff
http://www.auroraaudio.net
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