Neve VR60

Thighpaulsandra · 31st May 2007

I've been offered a 72 Channel VR. I understand that it was originally from Village Recording Studios in LA but has been in storage for 8 years. Various parts seem to have gone missing over the years most importantly some of the PSUs. The flying faders PSU is there plus another which I'm guessing is for the metering (it has 260V DC output) but I'd like to know how many more PSUs should be there. I'm guessing two but it could be more. If anyone could help me with this information I'd be very grateful.
Thanks, Thighpaulsandra

XSergeantD · 31st May 2007

72 VR should have 2 main PS running +/- 16, -15, +48,... One for each 'side' of the console. A 245V (including 24 V) for the plasma meters. One 5V PS. One PS for the FF. Then one old 386/486 to run your FF.

I believe that's the bulk of what you're asking about

31st May 2007	#1
Thighpaulsandra Gear interested Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Brechfa, UK Posts: 6 Thread Starter	Neve VR60 I've been offered a 72 Channel VR. I understand that it was originally from Village Recording Studios in LA but has been in storage for 8 years. Various parts seem to have gone missing over the years most importantly some of the PSUs. The flying faders PSU is there plus another which I'm guessing is for the metering (it has 260V DC output) but I'd like to know how many more PSUs should be there. I'm guessing two but it could be more. If anyone could help me with this information I'd be very grateful. Thanks, Thighpaulsandra

31st May 2007	#2
XSergeantD Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2005 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 1,036	72 VR should have 2 main PS running +/- 16, -15, +48,... One for each 'side' of the console. A 245V (including 24 V) for the plasma meters. One 5V PS. One PS for the FF. Then one old 386/486 to run your FF. I believe that's the bulk of what you're asking about __________________ - Brent - www.StudioAtThePalms.com Without music, life would be a mistake - Nietzsche Cake or Death? [/SIGPIC]

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