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[Rossi]

I've also built your impedance converter and ribbon booster boxes (although I lose about 7-8dB of signal when using the ribbon booster. Have to have a look at the circuit at some time)

It definitely works as advertized (+10-12dB). I built a few of those, both in the revised version as in the article and in the original version PRR once presented here.

Did you check out my little DIY-DI-Box, too? The circuit is very, very simple, yet it works well. I built a phantom powered version for a friend, and he likes it much better than the DI input on his audio interface.

 

[horvitz]

Christoph,

First off, just absolutely amazing work!  I'm definitely inspired to do better by your fine work.

Also, what switches did you use for the thresh/gain on the GSSL?  I've been thinking I'd far rather have a stepped setup and trash the Alpha pots.

Thanks!

  Brian

 

[crisotop]

Switches are Elmas, not the cheapest, but I love their feel and build quality.

hth, christoph

 

[crisotop]

Update: Added GDIY511 Rack, Sifam VU Rack, AST W1390 Faders, TG12413 Zener Limiter, Telefunken V672 Racking, Siemens V72 Racking

happy DIY
Christoph

 

[zayance]

That is beeing some amount of gear day by day...

 

[[silent:arts]]

I'm totally shocked ,

but...

... I love this thread

 

[Kingston]

Great job with that G7 stereo pair case!

Where can you buy cases like that, and the custom soft stuff for it?

 

[crisotop]

thanks Volker (working on that PM670 to complete the "Silentarts PCB List")

Mic Case is from Thomann (custom size with "funny foam" inlets - basically tiny foam blocks, that can "easily" be cut to fit whatever you want to protect).

Thanks!
Christoph

 

[Matthew Jacobs]

Man you're on a roll!!!

I remember reading this thread 1 year ago and your DIY stuff has since increased exponentially!!!!  ;D

Well done.

Awesome stuff!!!

JD

 

[zayance]

thanks Volker (working on that PM670 to complete the "Silentarts PCB List")

Mic Case is from Thomann (custom size with "funny foam" inlets - basically tiny foam blocks, that can "easily" be cut to fit whatever you want to protect).

Thanks!
Christoph

Hehe i was just checking around on Thomann to see wich ref of the Thon case you've used, i bumped on this could be handy in the future  ;D ;D ;D ;D
http://www.thomann.de/fr/thon_jackycase.htm

 

[warpie]

Hehe i was just checking around on Thomann to see wich ref of the Thon case you've used, i bumped on this could be handy in the future  ;D ;D ;D ;D
http://www.thomann.de/fr/thon_jackycase.htm

maybe someone here can reverse-engineer it and add some space for the ice  ???

 

[EEMO1]

Great job with that G7 stereo pair case!

Where can you buy cases like that, and the custom soft stuff for it?

I bought a similar (although smaller) black case from Bauhaus. had the same foam cuts to make a nice place for a mic or two.

 

[Whoops]

Since I already sold my re-amping article to (the world's best recording magazine) Sound & Recording, it wouldn't be fair towards the people who pay my rent to give its contents away for free. However, you can buy the original article (in German!) via the magazine's website:

http://www.soundandrecording.de/artikelsuche.php?Suchtext=re-amping&Rubrik=*&Ausgabe=value&Jahr=*&=suchen&Magazin=SR

It's only 2 Euros, and no, I don't get a cut.

Remember that the article is in German, I bought it but now I need to get a translator

 

[helterbelter]

Funny ! 4 hours ago I re-read this thread again, and purchased the article as well......

Well, the german language. I don't speak german either (although I must say that dutch is pretty close to deutsch). But for building the re-amp box, all you need is the schematic, right ?

 

[Sredna]

Where do you buy these small and handy toroids?

Looks like the ones in Behringer equipment. 

 

[Rossi]

Funny ! 4 hours ago I re-read this thread again, and purchased the article as well......

Well, the german language. I don't speak german either (although I must say that dutch is pretty close to deutsch). But for building the re-amp box, all you need is the schematic, right ?

I guess for people around here, the schematic and the pictures should be enough. Remember the article was written with "normal" readers in mind, not DIY-savvy tinkerers.

 

[crisotop]

Small torroids are from farnell - just search for "mini" torroids there.

hth, Christoph

 

[mac]

This thread is insane - my output is pathetic!

;D

Mac

 

[3nity]

Man i am definetely not an envious person but every time i see this thread...
I cant believe how much ressources a build take now think about all this builds...

I tip my hat my friend...

Amazing.

 

[crisotop]

Update: 2xEQN & 2xNV73 51X modules added...

enjoy!
Christoph