Texar Prism clone prototype Finished Version
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By golly you're right! That's the over the cliff setting I need
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Re: Texar Prism clone prototype
Here is the entire system with all boards wired and ready to go in the enclosure. The front panel is due to arrive today and I will start assembling the unit this week. Next step is to finish all build guides and make this available as parts or a kit.
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Nice!
That I/O board in the upper right hand corner is, by itself, a useful gizmo.
The level pots are at the output of the line receiver?
The display board would also be useful.
You should consider having both as separate SKUs in your store.
I think they'd sell.
That I/O board in the upper right hand corner is, by itself, a useful gizmo.
The level pots are at the output of the line receiver?
The display board would also be useful.
You should consider having both as separate SKUs in your store.
I think they'd sell.
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Yes, they are. It also has input level pots. Right now I just stuck some trimpots on it to test it out. The 8 position blocks on the right side are power supply in and power supply distribution out to the main processor boards. Really cleans up wiring. Some users might want to use their own IO board to convert levels and for matching but this is a bare bones THAT 1246 / THAT 1646 board with relay bypass.mediatechnology wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 6:27 am That I/O board in the upper right hand corner is, by itself, a useful gizmo.
The level pots are at the output of the line receiver?
It could be. Its just a shift register IC driving 16 LEDs. I'm considering a spinoff of it as a VU meter or something.
Yesmediatechnology wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 6:27 am You should consider having both as separate SKUs in your store.
I think they'd sell.
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Make sure it also has DC gain reduction display capability.It could be. Its just a shift register IC driving 16 LEDs. I'm considering a spinoff of it as a VU meter or something.
I still get requests for the 10/20 segment LM3914 meters we used for the Pico Compressor Gain Reduction meter.
Re: Texar Prism clone prototype
Ill have to do a search for that one. It didn't come up when I searched the forum.
Oh, I did find an amp that went to '12' last week when I was out and about.
Oh, I did find an amp that went to '12' last week when I was out and about.
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Jeff sent me a blinky light demo of the protoype:
Video: https://proaudiodesignforum.com/content ... 0_Demo.mp4
There's no direct audio but nice visual action and a beautiful front panel.
![Image](https://proaudiodesignforum.com/images/png/Ortelligent_Texar_Prism_TPC-100_Demo_Thumb.png)
Video: https://proaudiodesignforum.com/content ... 0_Demo.mp4
There's no direct audio but nice visual action and a beautiful front panel.
![Image](https://proaudiodesignforum.com/images/png/Ortelligent_Texar_Prism_TPC-100_Demo_Thumb.png)
Re: Texar Prism clone prototype Finished Version
Here it is. The completed product as intended. The builders guide, parts lists and documentation will follow shortly based on this build. I will order boards to make available if there is interest in others wanting to build this (or improve on it).
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Re: Texar Prism clone prototype Finished Version
Very nice!
Did you do the aluminum side/rear metalwork?
It's very clean.
How did you do the back panel label?
The primary side of the TDK switcher might radiate some 60 Hz harmonics.
You might want to steer that loom away from the switcher.
It doesn't take much distance though - I experimented with the MC preamp in close proximity to one.
Did you do the aluminum side/rear metalwork?
It's very clean.
How did you do the back panel label?
The primary side of the TDK switcher might radiate some 60 Hz harmonics.
You might want to steer that loom away from the switcher.
It doesn't take much distance though - I experimented with the MC preamp in close proximity to one.