[BC] Re: Memory lane - processors

Glen Kippel glen.kippel at gmail.com
Tue Mar 17 19:04:16 CDT 2009


On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Jim Tonne <Tonne at comcast.net> wrote:

>
> Glen:
>
> The Raytheon unit was the RL-10 and was the unit
> that I first encountered in the broadcast world.
> I have the schematic.
>
> Do you have the schematic of the Northern Electric
> unit?
>
> -

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No, that was ages ago and I doubt that the station has it, or the unit.

A couple of other units I have encountered were one made by Orange County
Electronics in Manitoba.  A nice-sounding processor but it eventually had
problems and then I discovered that the schematics I had weren't true to the
unit; it was a ripoff of a British processor that sued them and they were
out of business.  I sent it to a processor "guru" in San Francisco and it
came back in pieces.  I eventually got it working, but by then had replaced
it with a pair of Valley People 440s.  Nice boxes because they had very good
de-essers.  I could get an extra bit of modulation because of that.



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