Hi All,
Just to clarify something here, there is no +7 volt rail, per se.
The logic voltage is the 7 volt difference between the -18 volt rail and
the -25 volt rail. Jim, when you do see the prints for an Elite, you
will very easily be able to trace the lineage back to a Series-1. As
Park says, the Eq is still based around 4 TL-074's (one per band), and
the mic pre is also (I think, haven't seen the S-1 much) a refinement of
the Series-1 design.
best,
Ike
On 11-03-06 12:12 AM, Park Peters wrote:
Hia Jim,
The first thing to realize is that the modules are like 26 inches
long. By design, they don't have a direct out like the Series I
modules. Each module has a buss output amplifier. Other than the size,
they do require an extra voltage for logic. So, they need +18v -18v
+48v and -7v that is put in series with the -18v for a -25 to ground.
Also, if you wanted to make their use foolproof, one might want to
hardwire a few routing switches so that signal would come out. As
there are two chanel paths that share the eq, the high pass filter,
and an insert loop, there are several routing switches to accomplish
this. As far as I could tell, the eq was similar to the Series I, but
for the lowest band that when pulled out did not become a high pass
filter. I'm sure they would be quite nice racked up though. It would
even be possible to make the output balanced with the buss pre already
on the board. Hth.
Looking forward,
Park Peters
Audio Park Recording
At 08:32 AM 3/5/11, you wrote:
Greetings!
Curious; I don't think I've worked with an Elite desk and haven't
looked at the prints. Would there be any significant benefit (or
dramatic difference) to racking up a pair of these rather than a pair
of S1E modules for an extra set of pre/EQs? Thanks!
Regards, Jim
At 11:49 AM 3/4/2011, you wrote:
As a point of reference, I recall paying around $500/channel for new
Elan 2 channel strips for my console from Sytek about 5 years ago. I
think $250/channel is a bargain for Elite strips, assuming they are in
good condition and fully functional.
Steve
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 12:08 AM, Steve Antoniazzi
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I think $250 a module sounds fair. I put series 1 modules up for
$150 a piece and they didn't last two hours. Series 1e mods always
seem to fly off the shelf. Either way good luck.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Mar 4, 2011, at 2:02 AM, Park Peters <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I had several questions about the Elite modules I'm selling. I was
kinda hoping to get offers, but I'll throw this at the wall and see
what sticks. In a perfect world, I would like to get around $250 per
module. I have seen Series I modules go for almost that much, and
the Elite modules are so much more. If that seems too high, I'm sure
Ike will put in a thought.
>
> One of the issues with the console was the master section. There
were many things about it that weren't functioning correctly. We
determined that some of this may have been from a damaged mother
board. However, it is possible that there were issues within the
modules of the master section. As to price, I'm not expecting much
from the master section because of these issues.
>
> Right now I have 46 meters left, as well as the stereo meter for
the master section. The last ones I sold were for $30 each. I may
try to hang on to a couple of these though. As I am totally blind, I
worked with a friend of mine to design an audio meter out of two
meters from my Series I in 1987, and I would like to make an updated
version with more segments.
>
> I have bought and sold Neotek items to several people on this fine
list. I've only seen one other list that is as fair and friendly as
this one, so I will subject my pricing to the judgement of you guys.
Imho not enough thanks have been given to Jim for keeping it going.
>
> Looking forward,
>
> Park Peters
>
> Audio Park Recording
>
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