rhythminmind
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- Oct 20, 2009
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Being a DIY novice, I wanted to make myself a nice little passive summing panel for my home rig out of parts laying around the shop. I wanted to simplify/improve my final summing stage. Pleased with the results, Sounds great. Gives me piece of mind bypassing the channel IC’s & master section on my Sony MXP desk.
I used a simple XLR panel, Neutrik XLR mounts, Neve super conductive cable, & OHMITE 1% metal film resistors. Took all of 2 hours to wire up.
10.7k resistors on the inputs & a 220 shunt on the outputs.
After level calibration my noise-floor is at -80 & crosstalk @ -88.
FYI – this is with a John Hardy M1 transformer pre for the make up gain. Nothing better IMHO.
I used a simple XLR panel, Neutrik XLR mounts, Neve super conductive cable, & OHMITE 1% metal film resistors. Took all of 2 hours to wire up.
10.7k resistors on the inputs & a 220 shunt on the outputs.
After level calibration my noise-floor is at -80 & crosstalk @ -88.
FYI – this is with a John Hardy M1 transformer pre for the make up gain. Nothing better IMHO.