REQ: Studiomaster 8 into 4 schematic
 

I acquired one of these little boards. Other than the ravages of time,
the board works well, but I would like to be prepared for the
eventuality of a failure.

Thanks,

Kevin Gallimore


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REQ: Studiomaster 8 into 4 schematic
 

axolotl wrote:

I acquired one of these little boards. Other than the ravages of time,
the board works well, but I would like to be prepared for the
eventuality of a failure.

Hah !

I designed it with a little help from Studiomaster's former design engineer.

It may be possible I still have some schematics, it was 28 years ago and I don't know
where the file is now ! I know who does have them but they're bolshy and won't
help.(Paul Belcher at Studiomaster.com and his mate Patrick). You might get more of a
result by emailing and asking him as a favour from Graham
Stevenson I expect Malik (the boss) would be delighted to hear of such an old board
still in use. Back then Studiomaster products had a reputation for long-term
reliability. He might even ask you to do a publicity thing if he has any sense.


Graham

REQ: Studiomaster 8 into 4 schematic
 

Eeyore wrote:

I designed it with a little help from Studiomaster's former design engineer.

Thanks for the reply.
It does a workmanlike job, and compares favorably with current products.
Other than scratchy pots and a couple of missing slider knobs, it works
as well as it did in 1985 (the build date stamped on the inside).


Kevin Gallimore


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axolotl wrote:

Eeyore wrote:

I designed it with a little help from Studiomaster's former design engineer.

Thanks for the reply.
It does a workmanlike job, and compares favorably with current products.
Other than scratchy pots

Have you tried 'wiggling them' back and forth ?


and a couple of missing slider knobs, it works
as well as it did in 1985 (the build date stamped on the inside).

That's how we built them then.

Try a modern Behringer for comparison.

Graham