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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Chicago
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For sale is a standard pair of the Intact Audio Autoformer Volume Controls. Comes with a switch. These have been stacked for full inductance, but I'll restack differently if you like.
More info here. $160 shipped in the U.S. (no PayPal fees).
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Bump
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Bump again -- will consider trade for Sennheiser HD-600's or Beyer DT880 (32 or 250 ohm versions).
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would you happen to know the inductance, bandwidth, and current rating of these?
I have some test gear that uses an autoformer. regular wall volume control autoformers do not have enough inductance. |
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Anyway, cores are 80% permalloy (nickel) and butt stacked are ~20H (impedance=2K5 @ 20Hz, and over 100K at 1KHz) and fully interleaved are ~170H (over 20K at 20Hz and over 1M at 1KHz). Frequency response on the low end depends on how they are stacked, and is over 200K on the high end. Current rating is ~0. If your offset is much more than a few minivolts, you'll need a DC blocking cap. Some details: intact audio
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Bump
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: California
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Any chance you have a box for them? I would be willing to pay for something with RCA jacks...just have very little time to drill holes etc.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Still available.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: New Jersey, US, Third Stone From The Sun
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Hi,
The link you provided to Dave's site shows several attenuators. Which are these? Thanks in advance.
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