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Anyone got a a designs atty you want to get rid of?



Cheers

Wiz

Have you looked at the Gas a-10 attenuator?

http://www.recordingwithgas.com/GAS_A-1 ... uator.html

Hey Dale

yea... but I am a looking for something, err... cheaper in price


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Do you just want one?

What about those shure inline pad attenuators? I think you can get them a set at different db amounts actually I think I bought some ebay which had 3 x different settings on an xlr canon jack thingy quite some years ago.

HA_DA_JA wrote:What about those shure inline pad attenuators? I think you can get them a set at different db amounts actually I think I bought some ebay which had 3 x different settings on an xlr canon jack thingy quite some years ago.

They are ok. I am really chasing the ATTY though, its continuously variable.

Just was hoping someone had one they weren't using and wanted to get rid of it.

You can probably build one pretty easily, put it in a metal jiffy box and kick it around… something like this.
http://www.jlmaudio.com/shop/index.php? ... oductId=58

will that be suitable to hang off the output of a LA2A and a STA Level though??

Line level pad? probably but this would be better.
http://classicapi.com/catalog/product_i ... cts_id=254
stick two in a box and it'll be useful tool you never get rid of.

Why not build Rob Squire's monitor controller? It is a passive balanced line level attenuator. All you need is a couple of resistors and a potentiometer. It ain't get much cheaper than that!

mylesgm wrote:Line level pad? probably but this would be better.
http://classicapi.com/catalog/product_i ... cts_id=254
stick two in a box and it'll be useful tool you never get rid of.

thanks for the heads up.

I will of course look into all of these options... really though I was hoping to snag something already done, for around 80 bucks..

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thanks everybody

Sammas wrote:Why not build Rob Squire's monitor controller? It is a passive balanced line level attenuator. All you need is a couple of resistors and a potentiometer. It ain't get much cheaper than that!

I will do a search on this

thanks

or the SM pro mini, or nano or whatever its called (the smallest one in the range)
its cheap
totally passive
doesnt seem to sound bad in any way at all
just a simple stereo attenuator.

im sure robs is better.
but for quick fix, the SM should solve your problem.

Wiz wrote:

Sammas wrote:Why not build Rob Squire's monitor controller? It is a passive balanced line level attenuator. All you need is a couple of resistors and a potentiometer. It ain't get much cheaper than that!

I will do a search on this

thanks

You only need to use the level control aspect of it.

bump - anyone selling one of these?