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I have to confess that I always looked down my nose a band that use these sort of mics. Obviously you are paying more for the look than the sound (sometimes a lot.) But...my roots band has a new female lead vocalist who has a lot of talent, is good looking, and likes a lot of vintage music.

I have a nice old kasino 1600 mixer with 15 channels. It has a case built on to it. Its a really neat old piece. Its really dusty at this time but It will clean up nicely. I was hoping that somebody could tell me a little bit about it. History or otherwise. It does have a decibel meeter. Model # 1600-HI Serial # 10277. If you can tell me anything at all it would be greatly appreciated.

Hello,
I am not sure if this forum is the right place to ask, but I'll give it a try...

Software developer CDSoundMaster, known for such titles as the N-TEN-AT4 Vintage EQ and their R2R Essential Analog Tape collection audio plugins, announces the release of two new complimentary plugins: The Vintage Tube Collection and Tube Booster. These plugins are designed for PC and Mac.

i have an 80's Walker console that needs a power supply
its modular board
5-pin connector
it's says +15/-15/G/P other side of connector
here are some pics

i had an 80's Walker Mixing Console givin to me without a power supply here are some photos - any leads/help?   

I'm a professional composer looking to purchase a new mic that produces a round warm vintage sound recording for jazz pieces.

I'm hoping this is the right place to get a recommendation for audio restoration and mastering software. These are all mono recordings so don't need any mixing. I'm more concerned with the mastering than I am about the restoration. I'm working on some 1930's to 1940's recordings from open reel, mainly from radio broadcasts.

This is a 30-minute "soak" in the beautiful vintage gear found in Neil Young's personal studio. :
Neil Young