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Title: TOA RX-216 mixer console Post by: wavebourn on October 19, 2006, 05:00:22 PM Hi fellow Gurus;
is it possible to find schematics for this noisy (as I heard a rumor) vintage beast? Anyway, I am going to rewire it completely using tubes for intputs, but anyway schematics would help. It has a solid frame and nice input/output transformers, and plenty of room inside. I did not receive it yet, so can't tell for sure if potentiometers are still good. Also, it has a reverberator inside called "analog delay". What does it mean, a mechanical spring, ore some kind of charged cells? I'll keep you informed about the project. Title: Re: TOA RX-216 mixer console Post by: Bacon, WA3WDR on October 20, 2006, 10:05:40 PM Also, it has a reverberator inside called "analog delay". What does it mean, a mechanical spring, ore some kind of charged cells I'm guessing that if they said analog delay, this would probably be a recirculating delay using an analog bucket-brigade delay line. If so, it might be better to remove the recirculation, and have the delay drive a spring. Title: Re: TOA RX-216 mixer console Post by: wavebourn on October 22, 2006, 05:54:24 PM Thanks Bacon, I'll defenitely remove it, I am just curious what it means, "analog echo". AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
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