Marinair Transformers

LaChunkyStudio · 15th September 2006

I have acquired a pair of Marinair transformers.

Printed on them is the number 8303 and the code T.1442

Anyone got any info on them?

**Reptil** · 15th September 2006

Ah you too huh?

uk03878 · 15th September 2006

T1442 = early 31267
Do a search on "Neve 31267" - worth about £20-30 each can be used with a BA283 card to amplify a microphone to line level (notice how very careful I was with the wording)
Have a read here
www.jlmaudio.com/Neve%20transformer%20info.htm

And then you could use the 31267 instead of a 10468 (noting the comments above) in the circuits below
www.glideonfade.com/electronics.htm
www.prodigy-pro.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4121
www.jlmaudio.com/JLM%20Module%20&%20BA283.pdf

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uk03878 Registered User Joined: May 2004 Posts: 54	T1442 = early 31267 Do a search on "Neve 31267" - worth about £20-30 each can be used with a BA283 card to amplify a microphone to line level (notice how very careful I was with the wording) Have a read here www.jlmaudio.com/Neve%20transformer%20info.htm And then you could use the 31267 instead of a 10468 (noting the comments above) in the circuits below www.glideonfade.com/electronics.htm www.prodigy-pro.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4121 www.jlmaudio.com/JLM%20Module%20&%20BA283.pdf