<<<Gear Porn!>>> Focusrite Isa 220

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someone can put it on his website ?

:?

email pics to me:

vacuumvoodoo (at) comhem (dot) se

Alex

thanks !!

if u paste the link to a new page
the link works !! :grin:

the guts look kinda un-sexy hu? is the space on the right side for an optional digiboard?

thanx for posting

steff

From an engineering & electronics packaging and manufacturing point of view it's a nightmare, there are cheaper and more elegant ways to put together something like this. Just my personal opinion.

yes is space for digital option card !

links are not working due to over 40 Meg tranfers a day...

Right... I'll be here at 12:01AM tomorrow morning!!! :wink:

My 100th post.... WO-HOOOO!~!!!! :grin:

Keith

congretulations on your 100th post...

:sam: :thumb:

these links don't work! Can someone put them up somewhere else? or email them to me?

Mark

Jazzy_Pidjay,

Thanks for the Gearp0rn...looks a lot like the ISA 430..only the 430 pcb is about twice as large :-D

verbos...copy and paste the add to a new browser ;-) then they´ll work

Kind regards

Peter

Yuck!
Did you see all those caps in the audio path?
Nice transformer though!

I only get errors too. Mozilla in OSX.

Yuck!
Did you see all those caps in the audio path?
Nice transformer though!

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Funny, I opened an ISA110 last week and thought: "Man, does this ever remind me of a Commodore 64"! However, I've tracked with one before and mixed projects using them and it sounds very good, IMHO.

isn't an ISA 110 the same as a 1073 preamp?

tdB

I uploaded them for you here :

www.vinyl-mastering.de/DIY/isa220/isa001.jpg
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www.vinyl-mastering.de/DIY/isa220/isa009.jpg
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If something doesn´t work please let me know.

cheers

I'd like to know more about the plugs & sockets used on the PCB. I have not been able to find the "box" type where the plug fits into a "box" or has retaining clips on both sides of the plugs.

Only ones I have seen locally are the Molex type eith clip on one side.

Anybody know where to find 'em?

Tanks
Peter

thanks for hosting !! :grin: