Studer 169 EQ in API 500 format
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skipwave
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strangeandbouncy said:
That's probably because Apple Preview does not actually re-save the file with image rotated, it just adds the orientation to the file header somehow. Incredibly annoying.
Download one of the lovely freeware image editor options for quick edits.
skipwave
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RedNoise said:
Now that's very cool. Thanks for adding!
I ended up ordering these for use with the audiomaintenance pots: https://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=C150H-09-R4virtualkey55000000virtualkey550-C150H09R4
strangeandbouncy
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Skipnoise,
I rotated them in an certain application called Photoshop . . . . erm . . . . .should have worked methinks . . .
I rotated them in an certain application called Photoshop . . . . erm . . . . .should have worked methinks . . .
skipwave
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Hahaha! Skipnoise....... wish I'd thought of that.
Well that's awfully weird about Photostop not saving the rotated image. ???
Well that's awfully weird about Photostop not saving the rotated image. ???
strangeandbouncy
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Hi,
question to Audiox, I notice that in the mastering version, the "feedback caps" at the input stage are 22pF, and the on the "filter" feedback is 10pF. On the 500 series version, the values are much higher, 47pF in each place. Is there a reason for this, and can I use the smaller settings, and hopefully increase bandwidth on the 500 series eq?
KIndest regards,
ANdyP
question to Audiox, I notice that in the mastering version, the "feedback caps" at the input stage are 22pF, and the on the "filter" feedback is 10pF. On the 500 series version, the values are much higher, 47pF in each place. Is there a reason for this, and can I use the smaller settings, and hopefully increase bandwidth on the 500 series eq?
KIndest regards,
ANdyP
strangeandbouncy
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dbeeson
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Does anyone know where to find the 2g 100k rev log pot? I've got all the other parts I need, but this one is very tough to source. Or is there a suitable replacement? Thanks.
dmp
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Colin at AMT told me he has these on order and should have them in stock in a few weeks.
strangeandbouncy
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Audiox,
LOL!
no, but plenty of rats . . . I was just wondering. I know i should be able to calculate the turnover point . . . .
kIndest regards,
ANdyP
LOL!
no, but plenty of rats . . . I was just wondering. I know i should be able to calculate the turnover point . . . .
kIndest regards,
ANdyP
regularjohn
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Does anyone know of anyone that sells the dual 10K lin pots and the 22k lin pot with a 1/4" shaft? I've been searching the net with no success. I know small bear has the dual 100k rev log with 1/4" shaft. I just hate those tiny potshafts from the audiomaintenance pots. I like big vintage knobs, man! With those tiny pots it's kinda like throwing a hotdog down a hallway, hehe ;D
Sammas
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Slightly off topic from your question, regularjohn...
but would it be possible to just bang a 127k resistor in parallel with the 470k rev log potentiometer to get 100k rev log??
but would it be possible to just bang a 127k resistor in parallel with the 470k rev log potentiometer to get 100k rev log??
regularjohn
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yeah, but they don't have center detents (the only one that doesn't matter for is the 100k dual rev log since it's the frequency sweep). the detents are nice because then I know that when the knob is at 0 it's actually no cut or boost.
strangeandbouncy
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HI,
just because there is a centre detent, doesn't mean that it will be zero boost/cut . . .mine are NOT zero at 12 o clock. more like 12,30 or even 1 o clock. . .
just my pennies worth.
ANdyP
just because there is a centre detent, doesn't mean that it will be zero boost/cut . . .mine are NOT zero at 12 o clock. more like 12,30 or even 1 o clock. . .
just my pennies worth.
ANdyP
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