WTB: Mastering Transfer Console

[pellegrino707]

Hello Guys,

i am looking for a transfer console, either a 2 channels or a complete 4 channels one, custom build or marketed product.
I would like it to have at least an elliptical filter and LP HP filters, for the rest i am open to various options.

Ideally the Maselec MTC 1 has all the features i need.
Also a vintage solution, like Neumann modules or SP series, or Philips table would be much appreciated!

If you have something for sale send me a PM.

Cheers,
Marco

[The Shank]

I have a Behringer 2 channel mixer! with bass medium and treble in a wood case (wood is nice for the sound quality said my grandfather!)

And and and... there is a crossfader!!!!

[pellegrino707]

You are always the best

Please PM me with the price!

[petermontg]

Simon in Klontz audio is a good source.

If you scroll down his page you can see
https://www.facebook.com/klontzaudio.pro

Speaking from experience he is a gent and has helped me a few bit over the years.

Hope it helps

Best
Peter

[drdub]

hi there,

our pegelsteller was built by alex at soundwork.at

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Soundwork-Engineering

we are having another one built, inluding hi/lowpass, eliptical eq...

great work and great guy!

cheers mex

[black belt]

Sam Winston - http://squarewaveind.com/custom.html

Excellent EE with experience building custom transfer consoles.

[drdub]

the link above was wrong:
this one is ok:
https://www.facebook.com/Soundwork-Engineering-163832856990554/?fref=ts

[flozki]

all you need in 4 channels for full analog cutting.

[petermontg]

I was thinking further of this.

You could use Wayne Kirkwood's boards to build a little unit for yourself.

EEQ, stereo control, MS Function, flip relays, line drivers. Insert board have to be found yourself but they are everywhere.
There are boards around for a Harrison ford HPF/LPF out of the old Harrison console's you just have to make it stepped.

It's a doable project.

Best
Peter

[Greg Reierson]

Yeah, it's not that difficult with readily available boards and a bit of effort. Kirkwood. JLM, Signal Transfer Co, lots of DIY sites. Custom PCBs are easier than ever. Dive in and give it a try. I've been building my own studio gear and having custom gear made for 25+ years. It's a great way to understand how things work and to customize your system to work exactly the way you want.

[jesusfwrl]

Magnetovolt builds high quality custom equipment for professional audio facilities.

We can offer anything from a simple bare basics short signal path design to a fully featured vacuum tube transfer desk an even cutting amplifiers. Custom build to your specifications.

http://www.magnetovolt.com