hi all..
i have a big problem with my ms2000r.

for the last few months, i noticed it takes longer and longer to switch between the sounds..then some sounds wouldn't play at all..

today,while in the middle of recording a track,my friend pressed something and now nothing works.

Strange one this-All the digital chips (4011's, counters, RAM,etc,) have the correct power going to them, yet the 7555 counter/comparator strange sh*t, dont know what it does chip, only has 3v. Should work between 5-12v. replace all electrolytics-NADA
Anyone have the schematic please
I have plenty of swaps for vintage gear

Cheers all

Hi All
My 80's analog dream of a drum machine-finally packed up
strange PSU problem-I wondered if anyone had the schematic please
Have plenty to swap

many thanks

Hello everybody. Long time lurker, this is my first post. Wonderful forum.

So I'm looking into racking a few modules to ultimately achieve a sort of a channel strip combination. 2xEQ / 2xComp / Peak meter for example. The point is to mostly run line lever material thought them, i.e from my DAW during mixing or from synths and samplers during tracking.

does m-audio fasttrack act as a power supply for a Microphone?

SIZE=2 Hi. I just purchased a zero dac from china with the intention of doing the frakenzero dac modification.

Unfortunatly a friend has offered me his edirol ua-25 dac for £50 as he is upgrading.

Which dac do you think i should go with.

I can't google up any information on the edirol, probably because it is an old model.

I have a Fostex 2412 mixer (EU version) at home, and it is missing its power supply. I have searched over the web but nothing really comes up. Does any one know of a replacement or have one lying around they are not using?
attached is a photo of the power connection.

Thank you
Rune

Hi Guys, I'm new to these forums and trying to think outside the box and any suggestions would be appreciated. I own a car audio shop in Sydney Australia and compete in DB Drag Racing SPL competition. I know this is not the correct forum but your knowledge of sound pressure behavior is maybe at a higher level or different than in the car audio industry.

After nearly 10 years away from it, I am about to embark again on digitally mastering historical audio from cassette then reel-to-reel tape. Back then, I simply cleaned the heads frequently. But I now note that the original Sony manuals for both my major "near-pro" consumer cassette and reel-to-reel decks talks about frequent demagnetizing.

Another first for me here.

I have 100 ft run to the piano. Using Mojave MA100's SP for the first time. They come with its own PS. The micpre's have 48v too. Do I use one or the other or both in a long run or longer runs? Do you ever need to use both to ramp anything up lada lada lada?