Potato Cakes
Well-known member
Hello, friends,
I'm working on a pair of API channel strips for a client and one of them has a broken 20k dual log used for the gain. I've been trying to locate one, but it seems that the 1/8" shaft versions are hard to find. I emailed them directly to see if they would sell me one, but I'd rather not give them any of my money if I can avoid it. If anyone knows where to find one of these guys that would be super great.
Also, I may want to look into doing some upgrades while I have it open. I see they have the original looking 2520 stickers on the op amps, but have no idea if these are just for show or if its the still the same ones as found in the vintage units. I thought about replacing these with Red Dots. The input transformer is unmarked as well. I know that modern API gear has never impressed me and I've been very pleased with the sound all of the units I've built based on the original schematics. If anybody has any suggestions on what can be done to make marked improvement without completely overhauling the entire board, I would gladly welcome and appreciate them.
Thanks!
Paul
I'm working on a pair of API channel strips for a client and one of them has a broken 20k dual log used for the gain. I've been trying to locate one, but it seems that the 1/8" shaft versions are hard to find. I emailed them directly to see if they would sell me one, but I'd rather not give them any of my money if I can avoid it. If anyone knows where to find one of these guys that would be super great.
Also, I may want to look into doing some upgrades while I have it open. I see they have the original looking 2520 stickers on the op amps, but have no idea if these are just for show or if its the still the same ones as found in the vintage units. I thought about replacing these with Red Dots. The input transformer is unmarked as well. I know that modern API gear has never impressed me and I've been very pleased with the sound all of the units I've built based on the original schematics. If anybody has any suggestions on what can be done to make marked improvement without completely overhauling the entire board, I would gladly welcome and appreciate them.
Thanks!
Paul