This came in the mail today with a bundle of other mics (all others being crap), and was what I bought the bundle for. No info from seller, only my mind and imagination (and the whole entire internet) to figure it out.
So, it is seemingly one of two things.
1. A Soundelux prototype (wishful thinking probably)
2. A DIY project that someone slapped a SDX badge on
While I would have liked to believe the first, the bundle also included a totally stock MXL 2003 with a SDX badge on it. So it seems someone had some badges and was randomly throwing them on things :/
Regardless, no PSU, but at a glance it seems like decent components. It's using a JAN 6205 and AA BV8. Later I'll try and work out the circuit to the best of my ability, but if anyone has some ideas on it that definitely helps.
The closest I could find on commercial products is the Groove Tubes GT67. Same basic body, but this one differs enough to not be that exactly, and further it appears to not be a commercial production body given the roughly cut notch for the switch (of which there isn't one) in the back and lack of markings. But the GT67 did use a 6205.
So, it is seemingly one of two things.
1. A Soundelux prototype (wishful thinking probably)
2. A DIY project that someone slapped a SDX badge on
While I would have liked to believe the first, the bundle also included a totally stock MXL 2003 with a SDX badge on it. So it seems someone had some badges and was randomly throwing them on things :/
Regardless, no PSU, but at a glance it seems like decent components. It's using a JAN 6205 and AA BV8. Later I'll try and work out the circuit to the best of my ability, but if anyone has some ideas on it that definitely helps.
The closest I could find on commercial products is the Groove Tubes GT67. Same basic body, but this one differs enough to not be that exactly, and further it appears to not be a commercial production body given the roughly cut notch for the switch (of which there isn't one) in the back and lack of markings. But the GT67 did use a 6205.
