Thanks Bonati. Do you know the electronics design per chance? More importantly, how does the unit sound?

The quote is from (reputedly) one of the designers' web sites at:

http://www.orner-stepp.com/CV/cv_product_photos.htm

The "last 2 track machine ever designed" claim is in context of Sony here.

Ever used one, Greg? Any thoughts?

Andy

"Sony APR5000, the first analog capstan-less stereo tape recorder. Used microprocessor based control of machine calibration. This was the last analog 2 track machine ever designed. From this point on all product development shifted to digital DASH machines."

So says the web... but does anyone use ...

Cheers Greg.

Good old Jensen saves the day. While waiting for the 48V spec, a side question: do you have balanced bridging input transformers installed? Would it prove substantially more useful? I looked at Sescom's but they're a bit pricey.

Thanks again,
Andy

Hey Greg,

Wondering if you could still throw me a bone on this one. I'm at a point where I want to start building VU and phantom circuits for some of my preamps.

Thanks for your time,
Andy

Awesome. Thanks Greg.

In the spirit of the recent 351 modification thread, I wanted to find out about any mods that have been done on Electrical's MX-35s. I've read about Lowell Cross's additions, but don't fully understand their worth as a newbie. Have you guys replaced the input transformers, for example?

Moreover ...