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<\/a>The inside of the compressor. Notice the Turbo-pcb on the right side. It really makes a difference!<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>The front of the compressor. I've hand-dremeled the text on the front panel. It's readable, but I really wish I had a CNC-machine \ud83d\ude42<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>The rear of the compressor. Notice the HP-logo. The enclosure is a repurposed KVM-switch.<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>First test of the compressor. Works really well. It's missing its front plate, so nevermind the ugly looks.<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>Threading holes for the screws to attach the frontplate<\/p><\/div>\n
SOURCES:<\/strong><\/p>\n prodigy-pro.net<\/a> – The ‘Meta – SSL Clone posts’. Lots of information and Q\/A PARTS LIST:<\/strong><\/p>\n GSSL PCB<\/strong> – Prodigy Pro Board<\/a> (directly from Gustav) Last year I built a Gyraf GSSL stereo bus compressor. I’ve been somewhat lazy regarding the documentation on this project, so I probably won’t put up much information, but here’s a little something: SOURCES: prodigy-pro.net – The ‘Meta – SSL …<\/p>\n
\ngyraf.dk<\/a> – The allmighty creator<\/p>\n
\nComponents and knobs<\/strong> – ELFA<\/a> and eBay<\/a>
\n19″ 1U enclosure<\/strong> – A repurposed HP KVM-switch. Most 1U-enclosures will do. Just be sure it’s deep enough. I also used a 1U blind panel as a front panel.
\n8027 WF 1mA Meter<\/strong> – Hairball Audio<\/a>
\nShielded cable for internal cabling<\/strong> – Clas Ohlson<\/a> (Pretty lo-fi, but it works like a charm!)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"