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17th May 2005
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| Gear maniac  Joined: May 2005
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Thread Starter | Marinair 10368 input transformers....
can anyone tell me what these are good for? i have 16 of them, im rebuilding a neotek series III and i want to use them for something. im going to use 31267's to balance the line ins, 1166's or 2567's to balance the group outs. i got some western electric 111c's to balance the mix out and some utc's for the mix insert. but i have no idea what im goign to do with the 10368's. aux returns? mic pres? should i just sell them? if anyone has any good ideas, please let me know... thanks eric |
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17th May 2005
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| Gear maniac  Joined: Feb 2003 Location: nyc
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try the "geekslutz" forum
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18th May 2005
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| member no 666  Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Durham, NC
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They're most commonly used as microphone input transformers [in somewhat early versions of Neve modules]... though you will find them in some Neve routing/aux modules. They're worth like $75- each... do what you like with them.
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jul 2003 Location: Tujunga
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Are you confusing the type number with 10468? That's the one used as a mic transformer and worth $75. The 10368 was used as a line input transformer, usually on the OD to FB paths on consoles like 8014. There's a thread on this in Geekslutz 
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18th May 2005
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| member no 666 Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Durham, NC
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Hmmm... my bad... I thought I'd seem them used as mic input transformers as well as in routing modules. If you need any let me know... I've got a ton of the things... $75- ea. |
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