Langevin PCB is on Cinemag's website and uses CM-28121 as input transformer and CM-28122 as output transformer. I was also wondering if anybody had worked out an input pad/gain for this. I was thinking of using a 2P3T input to get the different input impedences but was still trying to workout how to do a variable pad or input pot to the unit. Anybody who's figured it out please let us know.
Langevin Am16.. has it been DIYed ????
- Thread starter gary o
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Help Support GroupDIY Audio Forum:
found this thread after some years of inactivity,
just some updates
There's an AM16 DIY project from Audio Maintenance, called the ezAM16:
http://www.audiomaintenance.com/acatalog/aml-17-030_extended_info.html
There's also 2 AM16 commercial products being produced by Mercury:
https://www.mercuryrecordingequipment.com/products/am16d/
https://www.mercuryrecordingequipment.com/products/am16/
just some updates
There's an AM16 DIY project from Audio Maintenance, called the ezAM16:
http://www.audiomaintenance.com/acatalog/aml-17-030_extended_info.html
There's also 2 AM16 commercial products being produced by Mercury:
https://www.mercuryrecordingequipment.com/products/am16d/
https://www.mercuryrecordingequipment.com/products/am16/
