Electronaut Mic pres...think ive found a winner..

[BigRay]

I was about ready to pull the trigger on a fearn unit when a friend of mine brought the electronaut mic preamps to my attention. They are tube pres and use lundahl transformers, however, he will customize the output/input for different transformers if someone wants.Yum...

http://www.electronaut.info/old_site/contact/index.html

Thanks for your interest in the M63.

The standard M63 with the Lundahl LL1636 on the input and LL5402 on
the output is $1800. The base configuration is my favorite. The
LL1636 transformers use an amorphous core which sounds amazing to my
ears. One thing to note is that the LL1636 has a maximum input of
-15 dB, so if you're planning on putting some insanely high-output
microphones into the M63, you may need to go with something that can
handle a little more level, like the LL7905.

I usually suggest the base configuration, then if you want to
experiment with other transformers you can simply buy an extra
transformer card at a later date.

I've always found it difficult to describe sonic differences between
one component and another with words... but I will say that Lundahl
transformers are extremely high quality and almost totally
transparent. Some people prefer a little more flavor from their
transformers -- a cheap junky transformer can sound amazing on
certain things. That's why I designed the M63 to accommodate a
variety of transformers.

Jensen also makes excellent transformers. One of the things I intend
to do today is design a few daughter cards for some additional
transformers, including the Jensen JT-115K-E. Do you have any other
transformers in mind?

 

[xstatic]

Maybe you should edit your post to make it clear that you are reprinting what someone else has said and that those are not your words.....

 

[chessrock]

Well, they're Chicago-based. That's always a bonus.

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[northsiderap]

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[Robert D]

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[tdukex]

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They also work well as adheisive for Auralex products.

 

[mrface2112]

They also work well as adheisive for Auralex products.

and you can use the leftover wrappers to keep your mics from getting too humid.


cheers,
wade

 

[Robert D]

This is the cheesiest thread ever.

 

[kid klash]

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[electronaut]

When I was 6 years old, I set up chairs in front of the couch so that my family could watch me demonstrate a head-stand. I put Kraft singles over the backs of the chairs for a snack. Then I forgot about it and went outside for a while, only to return later to find dark-orange, hard, dried oil curves vaguely resembling the Kraft singles.

Anyway, feel free to email me with any questions about the M63.

Cheers,

RobRoy M. Campbell
info_at_electronaut.info

 

[BigRay]

Maybe you should edit your post to make it clear that you are reprinting what someone else has said and that those are not your words.....

I think it is probably clear that those arent my words...People sure as heck know I am no mic pre designer, and have never claimed to be anything but a person looking for answers like everyone else.. Those were the words from the man himself. Besides, who cares??I didnt claim the quotes, and CLEARLY listed his website as a preface to what he was saying..as the words describe HIS product. People know my name here. There are plenty of things that are actually worth griping about. I just wanted to point out what I think will be a great product from a man who seems to care about what he is doing. In other words, lighten up, Francis. Arent there better things to gripe about??

 

[BigRay]

When I was 6 years old, I set up chairs in front of the couch so that my family could watch me demonstrate a head-stand. I put Kraft singles over the backs of the chairs for a snack. Then I forgot about it and went outside for a while, only to return later to find dark-orange, hard, dried oil curves vaguely resembling the Kraft singles.

Anyway, feel free to email me with any questions about the M63.

Cheers,

RobRoy M. Campbell
info_at_electronaut.info

Excellent! Glad to have you aboard RobRoy!
Ill probably be making a purchase soon......