JessJackson
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Interested in a couple 1084 Pre/Eq's when your done with them 
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EZ1084EQ v2 boards ••• NEW BATCH COMING !!!
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Winetree
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How much are the boards?
Anyone, Estimate cost of total build?
Anyone, Estimate cost of total build?
okgb
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Bump for a great Canadian!
well......he's not beer, but the product is top notch,
well......he's not beer, but the product is top notch,
okgb
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If you adapt the Great River MP- to 51x , I'll commit to a couple
All components except RV2, SW7 and the electrolytics in place 8)
Ofcourse I managed to set the pin wrong on one of the grayhills : Neither vibrating nor magnetism helped, the pins seemed really stuck. Had to open it up to remove them. Then when I put it together, I had one part left when it was "all assembled" so I carefully opened another, and put in the last little "extra" bended metal pin (not stop pin) and reassembled. Hope it did the trick, the switch feels good mechanically...
Not terribly impressed by the feel of the bourns pots, feels kinda light and "cheap", especially next to the awesome grayhills. I plan to use them, as it`s not anything more than an aesthetical point... the other bourns pot I got for the output gain feels great, so I guess it`s not a "bourns" thing but rather the chosen pot?
I`ve had so much fun putting this project together, and I`ve learned alot. Jim has been great helping me out and lodging me into the DIY world, I`m sure many wouldn`t have had the patience or time for the amount of help he has give me!
Its been so fun to see the boards grow along with the component population, now to get the rest of the parts in, and hope it all works when turned on...
Edit: I just noticed this ain`t the build thread! Feel free to move the post..
Ofcourse I managed to set the pin wrong on one of the grayhills :
Neither vibrating nor magnetism helped, the pins seemed really stuck. Had to open it up to remove them. Then when I put it together, I had one part left when it was "all assembled" so I carefully opened another, and put in the last little "extra" bended metal pin (not stop pin) and reassembled. Hope it did the trick, the switch feels good mechanically...Not terribly impressed by the feel of the bourns pots, feels kinda light and "cheap", especially next to the awesome grayhills. I plan to use them, as it`s not anything more than an aesthetical point... the other bourns pot I got for the output gain feels great, so I guess it`s not a "bourns" thing but rather the chosen pot?
I`ve had so much fun putting this project together, and I`ve learned alot. Jim has been great helping me out and lodging me into the DIY world, I`m sure many wouldn`t have had the patience or time for the amount of help he has give me!
Its been so fun to see the boards grow along with the component population, now to get the rest of the parts in, and hope it all works when turned on...
Edit: I just noticed this ain`t the build thread! Feel free to move the post..
Glad your moving along well. The Bourns pots are made of conductive plastic and that is why they feel light. But don't let the feel fool you they are top grade quality. However I do agree the fell or turn-torque could be a bit higher.
Cheers
Jim
Cheers
Jim
okgb
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the Great River Mp-2/4's would need to be 51x [ +/- 24v ]
but well worth it for anyone with a 51x rack !
but well worth it for anyone with a 51x rack !
shabtek
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Jim or Greg, this may sound rhetorical but it is not:
Is there a good Canadian beer
Is there a good Canadian beer
Just letting everyone know that new boards have arrived and are waiting for someone to fill and solder them. 8)
As usual email me at [email protected] .
Cheers
Jim
As usual email me at [email protected] .
Cheers
Jim
Hey Bluzzi,
any news about your forthcoming projects? any new tasty pcb`s in the making?
any news about your forthcoming projects? any new tasty pcb`s in the making?
Exciting!
Bowie
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Hi, checking to see the status of the EZ1290LE (preamp board that integrates with the 1084EQ w/ no redundancy). Is this available yet or still in the works? If I built a 1084EQ w/ Collective Cases enclosure would the EZ1290LE be able to be added in later or should I hold-off until the 1290LE comes together?Bluzzi said:
Thanks.
