I haven't built a drip project yet, but be prepared for intense financial strain (especially for a 670 clone), faulty and missing documentation, and zero support from the manufacturer.
Good idea. Uhh, you got a really nice man cave! I would feel comfortable there too....
Great idea... start out small. It's the best way to get going IMHO. There's lots to choose from. I wish I had picked a microphone as my first project.
A local friend builds beautiful 670 clones, he cranks out about one a month. He has them placed in studios throughout our region (Nashville and east). He is a retired broadcast engineer, it consumes space and finances quickly. He does not build drips though - so neither of us could speak on the ease of build. Just know to get it done right, it's not going to be cheap or painless. I don't think I would build one of those on a circuit board. IMHOWelcome to the group, Zapdady!
I haven't built a drip project yet, but be prepared for intense financial strain (especially for a 670 clone), faulty and missing documentation, and zero support from the manufacturer.
With luck, you'll find a support threrad here and a few fellow sufferers.
Sounds a bit negative, but the past here in the forum has unfortunately confirmed that.
Don't let me drag you down, it's just my opinion. I wish you a lot of fun here!
Cheers
