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I also found the studio B schematic. For those of you that might be troubleshooting a Studio B reverb and need the component values I'd look at the Studio C parts list. I believe they were almost identical. https://www.ka-electronics.com/images/jpg/MicMix_Master_Room_Studio_B_Schematic_Small.JPG Mic...

I also have a copy of the MixMix Master Room Studio C Series reverb manual and schematics.

https://www.ka-electronics.com/images/p ... Manual.pdf (8.1 MB)

I've been asked to provide the MicMix Master Room XL-305 reverb manual. I finally found a preliminary copy: https://www.ka-electronics.com/images/pdf/MicMix_Master_Room_XL-305_Manual.pdf (6.2 MB) In going through some scrap paper at my Mom's house I found hand-written ad copy. Apparently I must have...

Since I am arguing that a lower output termination is generally harmless and could even deliver lower input noise... That's one of the things I strived for in the DN-140 pads: To keep the impedance seen by the preamp low when the pad was engaged. With an open-circuit input and high gain (the showro...

Note my edit where I missed typing "2" for 20 dB. Yeah I can't think of a single reason to go deeper than 20 dB. But maybe there is. On SSL's 4K/6K pad it looks like they used an optional 4th resistor (R3?) in the switch network to maintain the termination impedance for pad depths in which...

I think that in conjunction with dynamics or EQ processing having level trims in the MS domain - a "make-up" gain - would be useful.

The pads in the THAT1570 DN-140, which are switchable (0 or -x dB), are constant load. They're 20, 15, 13.6 and 10 dB. I don't recall if we settled on 2K or 3K termination. IIRC it was 2K. (Been awhile since I read it and other people changed it considerably.) To make it all of the above would requi...

I think the point is, in mastering, to break the L/R into M/S so you can alter the "crosstalk." (Or image.) The only justification for the precision mode is for bypass so you can compare it before to what you've done after without the matrix itself altering the "before" and to mi...

Bruno2000 wrote:I like 20 dB pads. Gets you out of trouble in a hurry. My $0.02.
Bruno2000

I agree. If you have a 10 or 15 dB dB pad and it's not enough then what do you do? You're kinda boxed in to unpatching and inserting an additional in-line.