Hi. I'm new to recording and had a few basic questions. At least... I imagine they're basic.

1. I have a mic that requires phantom power - does anyone have any suggestions on a simple, good "clean" phantom power unit? Are there some features I should look for aside from just power?

http://www.hairballaudio.com saw their ad in tape OP.

http://tapeop.com/t…

Has anyone tried this mod?

I'm trying to replace a broken mono slider on my A&H wz3 16.2 and Mouser sells the ALPS RSA0N11S9A0K which seems to be identicle to the AH AI8117. I could order the AH model number through dealers like Full Compass or Spectrum but, at the risk of sounding too frugal, I really prefer to purchase from Mouser as I may decide to replace many and could save a bundle through them.

Not real sure if this is the right place to post this question so redirect me if needed please (maybe I should be in the construction forum?). I'm slowly building my studio (see thread under "Small Studio Build Journey") and during some construction lately I wanted to plan for a "recording" light in the main entry area.

Hi,

I've been trying to get around to racking a few modules for years now and still haven't. Some Filtek and TAB stuff. At the moment I'd be happy with simply getting a PSU and testing them out to see if I even like them before forking out the cash for professional racking. So, I just need a PSU and a few XLR cables basically, and I'm researching this now. What do you guys use?

Hey all, i finally got around to fixing my car stereo, which is a 'component' system, where the speakers have separated mid/tweeters and a sub box in the trunk, nothing fancy, stock (radio head unit) power for the mids tweeter, 250w amp for the bass box.

I have to repair a Grade Select board from a fuel dispenser unit, and it has a proprietary chip in it which I can't get replacements of for obvious reasons. I can however find similar chips which have the same number of pins, form factor, and are also LCD drivers. What are the chances that these drivers will be interchangeable with the ones I'm looking to replace?

Hello all,

So I've built a little angel chorus pedal using the pt2399 chip and i get a white noise that is a little too obvious. I took the chip out and the pedal is dead silent. I goggled and it turns out the pt2399 chips have a reputation for this noise. So... My question, is there an alternative quieter chip i can use?

Thanks

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Bos... (or whomever else might be able to help)

I have an AKG SolidTube that I really like, although in the last week or so, it's become noisy.

When I say "noise", I don't mean buzz or hum, crackling or other familiar signs of problems.