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…needing to get the home studio/edit suite up to scratch for WFH purposes, invested in some smart new stands for the Adam’s
…needing to get the home studio/edit suite up to scratch for WFH purposes, invested in some smart new stands for the Adam’s
…acoustic tiles to go up, wires to sort!
Unbroken1 if you tie a red neckerchief round the post, you win 2020!
Nice bit of kit though! Not in the slightest bit jealous….
…hah! might just do that
…flanging is so pre-pandemic
You’ve changed!
Unbroken1 Think we need a reveal of all those lanyards on your door nob ………. any Business Re-Engineering conventions in there ?
Ones for the Disney Channel, they defo need re-engineering.
IndustryStandard …door passes and various media jollies from the golden years!
Used one of these in Dublin the other year. Lovely sound.
Amps …used to be on FK’s Wave forum which was frequented by a lot of disco soundsystem guys from the 70’s/80’s. I think their verdict at the time was that it was different from the sound of the original, but not necessarily worse, there were some issues with the original mixer like crosstalk that were rectified on the LE.
There’s a fella called Mario G who is on some of the soundsystem forums that sells original Urei/Bozaks but completely reconditioned, new faceplates, back panels etc. He also does a lot of the commonly requested mods, removing the balance controls, external power supply etc.
Thing to remember with Urei/Bozaks is that they really colour the sound, can be fantastic when playing more ‘live’ sounding soul & disco records, but not necessarily great for modern digitally produced/compressed tracks.
I’m seem to remember the main complaint being the component / build quality. I can believe the originals gave a bit of something to the sound though.