Should I build a bunch of reamp boxes?

[ArtGarceau]

I've built my own reamp boxes with a ground lift, impedance, and level controls. A few of my buddies want them and I'm debating on whether or not I should build a whole bunch and sell em off.

What are your opinions?

 

[Ben Johnson]

Share the schematic?

 

[everybody's x]

pimp it to shure

 

[NickL]

what's the price

 

[gumplunger]

I'd buy one if, as Bob Barker would say, the price is right.

 

[Pman]

pimp it to shure

+1

 

[elmuchoescadawg]

I'd buy one if, as Bob Barker would say, the price is right.

+1

 

[LSD-Studio]

Share the schematic?

here you are

and artG: go for it, if it's cheap (problem here might be the tranny) I'd take one.

 

[ArtGarceau]

You are correct about that transformer. That sucker costs about $70 alone. I'm talking with different transformer companies like Cinemag, Lundahl, Sowter, Altran, and Edcor to try getting a high quality yet low cost transformer.

As of now I can get the Edcor transformers for about $10 a pop. I've used them in other builds including mic preamps and compressors with good results.

I'm trying to keep the whole build less than $50, but not making sacrifices in quality. It'd be the only full featured reamp for under $100 that I know of.

 

[ArtGarceau]

pimp it to shure

Right now Shure has a one track mind, and that is trying to keep wireless under control with the FCC roadblocks right around the corner.

 

[Skaldir]

You are correct about that transformer. That sucker costs about $70 alone. I'm talking with different transformer companies like Cinemag, Lundahl, Sowter, Altran, and Edcor to try getting a high quality yet low cost transformer.

As of now I can get the Edcor transformers for about $10 a pop. I've used them in other builds including mic preamps and compressors with good results.

I'm trying to keep the whole build less than $50, but not making sacrifices in quality. It'd be the only full featured reamp for under $100 that I know of.

That's a good price. I'm interested.

 

[JeffTD]

Right now Shure has a one track mind, and that is trying to keep wireless under control with the FCC roadblocks right around the corner.

Pimp it to Audix?

 

[R-Stuur]

I'm currently working on this reamp box. http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/6120900-post29.html

 

[flytrapx]

I'd be into one of those if the quality is good enough for home demos.

 

[Pman]

you'd get a lot of sales off this forum alone
and we'll help promote it!

UB3R AW50M3 1337 R34MP B0X35 UND3R $100!

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

FYI you are asking business advice from musicians, who are notoriously awful at handling business deals.

 

[KeithRT99]

there was an article in mix or eq or tape op, or something that had a reamp build schematic with parts for like 15$ roughly.i wish i still had the article.

 

[Ben Johnson]

there was an article in mix or eq or tape op, or something that had a reamp build schematic with parts for like 15$ roughly.i wish i still had the article.

I think you're looking for this

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

here you are

and artG: go for it, if it's cheap (problem here might be the tranny) I'd take one.

What is the value of the resister in the left hand corner in the ground lift (looks like it says 51 but I am thinking it is supposed to be 5k or something)? Also I am having a hard time seeing if that is a cap or not right undernieth it (the one valued at 10n).

 

[Where She Wept]

You are correct about that transformer. That sucker costs about $70 alone. I'm talking with different transformer companies like Cinemag, Lundahl, Sowter, Altran, and Edcor to try getting a high quality yet low cost transformer.

As of now I can get the Edcor transformers for about $10 a pop. I've used them in other builds including mic preamps and compressors with good results.

I'm trying to keep the whole build less than $50, but not making sacrifices in quality. It'd be the only full featured reamp for under $100 that I know of.

would you reccomend an Edcor transformer for a guitar splitter?