UGS-muse preamp GB

Sorry I don't understand what you mean oneminde
First position in the chain is the transformers, which is then connected to the new PSU (AC/DC), this is then connected to the Salas Shunt Regulators which produce the 24vdc, which is then connected to the 2 pcs main board (which I call motherboard) which houses the gain cards.

So I guess what I am asking is, can one use standalone transformers and skip using the previous or original PSU card ?
 
Quick question. The input selector, can a rotary selector be used or is it strictly limited momentary SW ?

Hi,
since nobody answered your question, then I will.
Answer: Yes you can. But the rotary switch have to be a "brake before make".
Can be connected with wires here:
So you can proceed with your renderings 🙂
 

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Hi,
since nobody answered your question, then I will.
Answer: Yes you can. But the rotary switch have to be a "brake before make".
Can be connected with wires here:
Thanks for the information. I honestly didn't do a proper investigation, figuring that since the designers are active in communication that it would be faster to just ask.

So a 6 position rotary switch will do the trick ?
 
I think you will need a seven position ? Position one = nothing selected.
Not sure about that, so I let Alex or Eric answer that one. But, it has to be a "brake before make" switch.
If a 6 position is O.K, an Elma switch is a good choice.
 
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If a rotary switch is selected instead of the pushbutton-switches, it would save people a lot of time designing/making their frontpanels.
I know……. 😉 Spent a lot of time designing mine 😎
 
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Dear all,

In order to perfectly match the transformer, filtering, ... needs for the Salas shunt PSU, Eric quickly designed a nice additional external PSU PCB fully compatible (in term of connectivity - the DB15 connector) with the existing external PSU.
Very nice from him :up:🙂
This can be added on top of the existing PCB list. Interested?

Hi Alex,

I would also be interested. And as Enrico mentioned in a previous post, if possible I would also like 1 or 2 extras of the board to substitute in a current UGS.

And thank you Eric for making it available to us!

Paul