TL;DR: does anyone happen to have copies of 2000s era Tonelux V Rack Modular console manuals and/or service docs? Thank you!
Background:
Our studio has had a modular Tonelux V Rack console in our A Room since 2008ish. Despite the format being abandoned, it is a great sounding unit. Obviously Paul’s designs have evolved into Fix / Wolff Audio and are wonderful, so no surprised that his older Tonelux stuff holds up.
However, we have lost ALL documentation for the console. It was all hosted online many years ago and now that’s long gone. I have a couple of pages of back panel hookup I/O diagrams but that is all.
Over the past few years we’ve been having some issues develop with modules, routing, etc. I brute-force recapped an EQ and that brought it back to life, but obviously that’s not ideal (bipolar electros were way out of spec — 2000s capacitor plague victims?). It would be great to have actual schematics and documents for these modules to do proper repairs and diagnosis.
We have reached out to Paul directly and also PMI who currently own the Tonelux brand, of course.
Background:
Our studio has had a modular Tonelux V Rack console in our A Room since 2008ish. Despite the format being abandoned, it is a great sounding unit. Obviously Paul’s designs have evolved into Fix / Wolff Audio and are wonderful, so no surprised that his older Tonelux stuff holds up.
However, we have lost ALL documentation for the console. It was all hosted online many years ago and now that’s long gone. I have a couple of pages of back panel hookup I/O diagrams but that is all.
Over the past few years we’ve been having some issues develop with modules, routing, etc. I brute-force recapped an EQ and that brought it back to life, but obviously that’s not ideal (bipolar electros were way out of spec — 2000s capacitor plague victims?). It would be great to have actual schematics and documents for these modules to do proper repairs and diagnosis.
We have reached out to Paul directly and also PMI who currently own the Tonelux brand, of course.
