Hi
I looked over a S1 pre the edge connector design and everything apart
from mic and line input was unbalanced using jacks with no possibility
of a 'sleeve' contact.
I also drew up some boards using the Neotek design with slight additions
for flexibility, but never got round to making them.
Matt S
I have some balancing boards that I designed for my series IIIc that I
can sell you. Id have to make more, not sure what the lead time would
be. I designed a balancing board that has four channels of balance to
unbalance using vintage neve line input transformers, but could also
be redesigned to use any other line input transformer. It also has
four channels of balance to unbalance using burr brown INA134’s, and
eight channels of unbalanced to balanced using burr brown DRV134. This
would cover the line inputs, the insert sends/returns, and the
direct/group outputs.
But thing that I came across when I was designing the modifications
for my series III is that the patch jacks themselves were unbalanced
with no contact at tip. Not sure the configuration of the series 1,
but it may need more than just the balancing pcbs. I had to replace
the patch bay and all the wiring in the console. But that had its
benefits as the power looming is miles from where it was, and the
patch bay was increased from 28 wide to 32 and now includes mic lines
on the patchbay.
Let me know if you would be interested in the PCB’s.
*Eric Cline
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*From: *Tom Gorichanaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*Reply-To: *<[email protected]>
*Date: *Mon, 17 Nov 2008 08:28:24 -0600
*To: *<[email protected]>
*Subject: *NEOTEK: Balancing A Series 1
Hello,
I know this subject has come up before but I need a refresher. I have
a Series 1 that uses card edge connecters and need to address the
direct outs and line ins as well as the master outs. What are my
options to convert these to balanced?
Thanks,
Tom
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