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10th May 2008, 04:29 AM
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| upgrades for studio compressors and consoles What kind of upgrades can i do to my fairchild, neve, 1176, LA2A compressors? What kind of upgrades can i do to consoles in general? replace op-amps, E.Q. caps, coupling caps, direct-couple audio path, install feedback caps What else can i do to consoles to upgrade them? Types of parts to use: 1.) Wima or MIT polypropylene caps 2.) Panasonic electrolytic capacitors 3.) Roederstein metal film resistors 4.) Hitachi transistors I guess a general rule is to always dump Nichicon caps ? Don't use polyester film caps in the EQ modules? is this a general rule? transient response input audio signals are affected by cheap slow slew rate op-amps? So fast slew rates will make your transient response better? |
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