FOR SALE 2 channel Neve EZ 1290 no longer available

Built using PCB's and detailed instructions from this thread: https://groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=22828.0. Metal work is professionally done and front panel is silkscreened with enamel ink. Carnhill transformers. Power supply is in a separate enclosure. Metal Neve style knobs were purchased from a Group DIY member. Two spare knobs included. A little bit of noise becomes apparent when gain is up past halfway and more apparent on highest gain settings. I have crazy radio frequencies in my apartment which could be causing noise in this specific location but I'm not sure. I think I spent about this much on the build. Price does not include shipping.

Hey buddy,
Thats an 1272 or 1290 and not the ez1073. Not saying you are trying to be malicious but theres a rather big difference.

I double checked the pcbs and it is the 1290 ez. Thank you, I have corrected the post.

In defense of the mistake though the creator of the project began by calling it a 1073 and it is still called that on the title of the thread. He was quickly corrected and responded "you're absolutely right about it not being a 1O73, and more like a 129O without a trim fader. But..... I stopped worrying about proper naming the moment Neve issued the 1O73DPA/DPD."