The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

Have you got any more?
Thanks
J

Sold

Maselec MDC 70 for sale,
£4500.00
Brand new in the box when purchased a year ago,Based in London.
pic to follow.
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Jason

They all look used

If I was designing a new EE I would want the following; 1:Variable frequencies from 0-700hz 2:Ratio control(How much of the content is moved to mono) 3:No reduction of lf content when in circuit. My current EE (on my desk) has three buttons On / 150hz / 300hz ,it does not reduce lf content and fixes...

This is probably not helpful, but I use the preview offset on my desk ,I like the ability to be able to hear the audio at every junction at the flick of a switch.
Good Luck
J

That is what we in London Call a "Ringer" It looks like a SX74 but is badged as a SX68.
Buyer beware.

The video skips past the calibration settings which is a shame because it is unclear how this is set up in the software , If you have calibrated the software to your studio and lathe levels – i.e. what does 0 dBFS cut in cm/s – it will show you how much capacity of the record your tracks will use. "...

Greetings Byron

J

Unless I am missing something ,You should be able to do this on any VMS 70,stopping the carriage is not relevant.

I have my vacuum,sitting under the swarf jar, Inside a muffler box similar to the ones originally supplied with the lathe,Whilst it is not silent the noise is never a problem.

dietrich10 wrote:the bearing at the end of the lathe bed wears out normally. once replaced his lead screw should be good to go

Do you know the spec of these?
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J

Dub plates are no longer available in Europe.

I would also check the wires in the pigtail connector that connects the head to the suspension box.

I assume that you have tried replacing the belt?

Yes it is definitely 240v

Evening Lathe Trolls
Has anybody got a source for the BA7 bulbs that fit into the power supply on the Neumann 74b Rack,they are rated @240v?
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I only cut lacquer dubs because plastic sounds shit. Not if you cut them correctly and use a quality diamond. I can send you some test cut if you don't believe me. I even have one posted here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPHU34jHEAU The background audio is a rip of a plastic cut. You tell me if ...

When I started 16 years ago I used cutting dubs as my education into lacquer cutting,We still do them now and whilst there is not a great mark up I squeeze them in between my rent paying jobs.It generally takes 20 mins to cut a 5-7 min track onto both sides. I view dub cutting as more of a sevice to...

Or you can order the real thing... I've modified my design to also allow for control via different frequency tones. This allows for the use of my device without MIDI. Most high end DAW's do not support MIDI. But, do support you adding another track of audio in which you can copy and paste my provid...