Re: What are you buying, What's on its way?

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seby wrote: Tue May 13, 2025 3:58 am
Lu Zwei wrote: Sun May 04, 2025 4:55 am
major wrote: Sat May 03, 2025 7:51 am

It's here.

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Oh shit, this is yours! Saw it on David's IG yesterday!

Other than being a Strat, I give it 5 stars! (in Andy Daly's voice)
Don’t you say a word about strats! 🧐
I feel violated. I want nothing to do with them, never owned one in my life LOL
Nothing major here. Just a regular EU cock. I pull it out and there is beans all over my penis. Bean shells all over my penis...

Re: What are you buying, What's on its way?

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Lu Zwei wrote: Tue May 13, 2025 4:09 am
seby wrote: Tue May 13, 2025 3:58 am
Lu Zwei wrote: Sun May 04, 2025 4:55 am

Oh shit, this is yours! Saw it on David's IG yesterday!

Other than being a Strat, I give it 5 stars! (in Andy Daly's voice)
Don’t you say a word about strats! 🧐
I feel violated. I want nothing to do with them, never owned one in my life LOL
They are marvellous guitars
"lol, listen to op 'music' and you'll understand"....

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Heather Brown Electronicals Volga Preamp - https://godsmom.com/products/the-volga-preamp

"The Volga Preamp religiously recreates the crystal cleans and moderate saturation of the Sovtek MIG 50 amp."

Why I bought it I'm not sure, but I'm sure it will solve everything once it arrives.
"I got to tell you, if I went to a show and an opening band I never heard of lugged a Super Six on stage, I am paying attention." - Owen

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For maybe the past five years or so, I've been lurking on GroupDIY wondering the easiest and cheapest way to get together a functioning barebones set of THAT 1510/1512 preamps for myself —a person with zero discernable skills in design or basic soldering competency— just to be able to check 'em out for myself without paying boutique prices for a very simple circuit with nice chips inside. And when I say barebones, I'm like, hmmmn, maybe I could do a bunch of 9v batteries and fixed gain to skip dealing with pots, and attenuate it elsewhere... stuff like that. So it has stayed in the "probably never going to do this" category.

Well, thanks to one of the lifers on that forum casually mentioning to someone else that a nearly-20-year-old budget interface has 'em inside, all put together already with actual gain pots along with a nice DAC and multiple unbalanced + S/PDIF outs, I picked up a couple pairs of old M-Audio 610s to use as standalone outboard preamps for about $25 a pop, plus power supplies for another $5.
As the price per chip, alone, is currently up to like $9.80 before tax and shipping, I'm feeling very good about getting four fully-assembled channels at an insanely low $15 each. They sound good to me. Clean. Some of you probably have these sitting around unused, maybe?
It's too bad purveyors of budget interfaces treat this info as proprietary instead of saying what's under the hood instead—maybe they'd get a little more respect.

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Bubber wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 9:50 am For maybe the past five years or so, I've been lurking on GroupDIY wondering the easiest and cheapest way to get together a functioning barebones set of THAT 1510/1512 preamps for myself —a person with zero discernable skills in design or basic soldering competency— just to be able to check 'em out for myself without paying boutique prices for a very simple circuit with nice chips inside. And when I say barebones, I'm like, hmmmn, maybe I could do a bunch of 9v batteries and fixed gain to skip dealing with pots, and attenuate it elsewhere... stuff like that. So it has stayed in the "probably never going to do this" category.

Well, thanks to one of the lifers on that forum casually mentioning to someone else that a nearly-20-year-old budget interface has 'em inside, all put together already with actual gain pots along with a nice DAC and multiple unbalanced + S/PDIF outs, I picked up a couple pairs of old M-Audio 610s to use as standalone outboard preamps for about $25 a pop, plus power supplies for another $5.
As the price per chip, alone, is currently up to like $9.80 before tax and shipping, I'm feeling very good about getting four fully-assembled channels at an insanely low $15 each. They sound good to me. Clean. Some of you probably have these sitting around unused, maybe?
It's too bad purveyors of budget interfaces treat this info as proprietary instead of saying what's under the hood instead—maybe they'd get a little more respect.
Nice tip. Looks like the 2626 has the 1510's as well.
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thecr4ne wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 11:01 am Nice tip. Looks like the 2626 has the 1510's as well.
It really is a nice tip, and I am so goddamn curious what else does. Wondering about opening up my old Mbox3 which I've also been using as standalone, to peek inside. The proprietariest!
Btw one of these times when I'm passing by on the 10 or 210 I've gotta come see your mad scientist trailer and pay my respects in person.

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Bubber wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 11:22 am Btw one of these times when I'm passing by on the 10 or 210 I've gotta come see your mad scientist trailer and pay my respects in person.
Oh man, it's a shitshow at the moment. Had to clear out the house in a hurry so it's just a pile of stuff on the floor. It'll be a while before I get it organized, but yeah, you're welcome any time. Just try to give me some warning so I can put some pants on.

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