tardishead
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Can anyone recommend a good schematic for a DI on a 1272
Neve 1272 DI
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Kev
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Joe's site might have something of use :
http://www.jlmaudio.com/Schematic.htm
I'm sure we had had a drawing from Dan K. about a DI circuit that may be part of the 2NV.
I can't find a link right now but I'm sure it is on the Group DIY site ... somewhere ???
http://www.jlmaudio.com/Schematic.htm
I'm sure we had had a drawing from Dan K. about a DI circuit that may be part of the 2NV.
I can't find a link right now but I'm sure it is on the Group DIY site ... somewhere ???
bigugly
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I've got the Dan K. DI somewhere. email me if you want it @ buvaudio_at_sbcglobal_dot_net
I'm pretty sure this is it.
The beauty of it is that it sends the DI through the input transformer.
Good luck.
The beauty of it is that it sends the DI through the input transformer.
Good luck.
peter purpose
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Seth,
Did you ever fire that baby up?
pooter
Did you ever fire that baby up?
pooter
Kev
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[quote author="jrmintz"]I'm pretty sure this is it.
[/quote]
Yep .. I reckon it is.
I just couldn't find mine ???
I wasn't looking for a PDF ..... :?
[/quote]
Yep .. I reckon it is.
I just couldn't find mine ???
I wasn't looking for a PDF ..... :?
[quote author="peter purpose"]Seth,
Did you ever fire that baby up?
pooter[/quote]
Hiya Peter,
I'm going one step at a time. I have the preamps up and running and sounding great. Next I'm going to integrate the rest into it. The wiring was too complex for me to grasp all at once. I hope to get it all going sometime in the next few months.
:thumb: :thumb:
Did you ever fire that baby up?
pooter[/quote]
Hiya Peter,
I'm going one step at a time. I have the preamps up and running and sounding great. Next I'm going to integrate the rest into it. The wiring was too complex for me to grasp all at once. I hope to get it all going sometime in the next few months.
:thumb: :thumb:
longsoughtfor
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The Dan Kennedy Schematic (KennedySchemo.pdf in previous post) shows a 1/4" TRS connector as the DI input. Can someone explain how that works with a TS guitar or bass input? Wouldn't it either short pin 3 to ground or leave it floating? I am assuming pin 2 is the tip...
Thanks
Kevin.
Thanks
Kevin.
peter purpose
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The TRS is used so that it can switch the XLR and phantom circuit
out, and the buffer out, in.
Like your favorite guitar pedal it senses the connection to ground
through the ring contact on the input jack by a very small current from
a PNP on the high side of the relay.
pooter
with words blatantly robbed from Dan K
out, and the buffer out, in.
Like your favorite guitar pedal it senses the connection to ground
through the ring contact on the input jack by a very small current from
a PNP on the high side of the relay.
pooter
with words blatantly robbed from Dan K
kent
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with words blatantly robbed from Dan K
I'll tell Dan so he can take legal action :wink:
I'll tell Dan so he can take legal action :wink:
peter purpose
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[quote author="kent"]
I'll tell Dan so he can take legal action :wink:[/quote]
Watch it Stevenson, or I'll post pix of you drunk.. :green:
I'll tell Dan so he can take legal action :wink:[/quote]
Watch it Stevenson, or I'll post pix of you drunk.. :green:
longsoughtfor
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Nice. Thanks Peter. I had been thinking that K2 was a manual switch... my bad.
Kevin.
Kevin.
chrissugar
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"Watch it Stevenson, or I'll post pix of you drunk.. "
Please, please post some. :green:
chrissugar
Please, please post some. :green:
chrissugar
