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gyraf said:
..there currently is a database-problem with exotic characters in posts...

Jakob E.

Yes but i tried without any exotic characters whatsoever. Anyway, now my answer is there in 10 different posts.  ;)
 
Can somebody please confirm if these are the ones to change to 22kOhm for unity gain?
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Henrik
 
Hi, i am planning to build a stereo diy Mastering, Calrec, since its four bands i guess it can be used pretty well.

For this i need 2 channels in stereo connection, i guess this would be quite easy using instead of 2 gangs potentiometers, 4 gangs(2 for each channel) so adjusting channel 1 will affect channel 2 if channel 2 is linked to channel 1 potentiometers. The same with all switches and other pots.

The problem is i cant find correct 4 gangs of 100k neg log values. Audio maintenance is selling 4 gang 47k and 470k 4 gangs, will these give inaccurate frecuency response and should try finding a 100k 4 gangs neg log pot from another store?

Thank you!
 
It is VERY hard to find quad-matching pots accurate enough for this purpose.

The only probable route may be switched resistors on a quad deck switch..

Jakob E.
 
gyraf said:
It is VERY hard to find quad-matching pots accurate enough for this purpose.

The only probable route may be switched resistors on a quad deck switch..

Jakob E.

Okey, but are there any inexpensive switch(like lorlin rotative) which can give like 4/6 positions with 4 poles? or should i consider using relays?

Thanks jakob!
 
No, not that I'm aware of - it's one of those things that can't be done on a budget.

Though maybe the uraltone switches mentioned somewhere around here are available in 4x23?

Jakob E.
 
gyraf said:
No, not that I'm aware of - it's one of those things that can't be done on a budget.

Though maybe the uraltone switches mentioned somewhere around here are available in 4x23?

Jakob E.

There are indeed:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260693714311&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1449wt_702
Have used two of his 2-poles for output level in my TG-1 built, where they have been working fine for over a year now, but I have no idea what kind of contact materials are used.
 
Graph said:
Greeat! Thank you jakob and briomusic!
I am about to order rotary switches, latching, resistors & PCBs.

10k linear pot, should i use dual 10% 10k linear for stereo? or i will need 1% resistances too in a 2pole?

Thanks for all the help
 
gyraf said:
Any 2x15-18V/100mA powersupply will do fine for the Calreq - make that 200mA for a stereo version.
Thanks!
I have many questions, and don't feel I understand enough yet. Please see:
http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=46750.msg586962#msg586962
What would be a typical choice? (Farnell)

Edit: I guess I'll go for an JLM AC/DC Ver. 4 kit :)
 
I'm planning my complete part-list. One thing I don't understand:
Looking at the front-panels here: http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=756.msg10112#msg10112
It seems like the Calrec has four bands
I intended to by a case from Purusha http://www.diy-racked.com/diy-talk/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18
But his cases are five-band.
What's the correct bom/ pcb / case combination?
 
Is this the right pot for the Calrec eq?
http://www.audiomaintenance.com/acatalog/om-01-072_extended_info.html

Another question:
I see Purusha is selling cases for a 2ch Calrec with 5 bands. What pcbs and bom is for that one?
Edit, found this : http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=27972.0 :)

A feature question:
Does the Calrec have HPF? Or is the lower band shelving/peak?
Is there a list of Q and band-types somewhere?

Thanks!
 
Another question:
I see Purusha is selling cases for a 2ch Calrec with 5 bands. What pcbs and bom is for that one?
Edit, found this : http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=27972.0

that's the sontec case, not calrec
 
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