Thanks everyone for the info. Sounds like it's not something I should jump right in. I guess my next question would be:
Does anyone have EML-200 for sale?
Genkyo
--- In emlsynth@yahoogroups.com, Nick Zampiello <newallianceeast@...> wrote:
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> i like the delay in the audio demos, but the spring is one of the MAJOR features sound quality wise in an EML200.
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> my other thought is how 'true' is the circuit copy? Â the mixer in the EML sounds GREAT!
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> totally clear 70's style transistor discrete awesomeness.
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> i wonder if they just copied the 'features' and not the design 'performance' qualities...
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> From: Mr. Fang <thomas.fang@...>
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> Also, they appear to have replaced the spring reverb with delay.
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> On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 1:39 PM, Prosper Prodaniuk <prosperp@...> wrote:
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> >The rumoured price is 1500 USD which is about 500 more than my interest level. At that price why not just buy a 200 when they come up as they usually come up in the 1500-2k range.
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> >They mention it is a "improved" version of the 200. Improved probably means cheaper, obviously newer and more stable parts which I'm less interested in.
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> >Apparently they will be built per order so you will probably have to throw down half or all the price of it to play around with one.
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