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In Reply to: Re: is it possible to avoid using a selector switch in a TVC preamp with multiple inputs? posted by Dave Garretson on April 10, 2007 at 04:03:14:
I think a rotary selector switch like a ELMA or even better a Shallco is not too much of a comprimise to the sound. It saves the wear and tear on cable connectors. Switching both hot and ground, you can use a ganged rotary (2 deck/6 pos/2 pole) and implement a 3 inputs w/ inverted phase on alternate positions. I find that phase is clearly audible and varies from one recording to another. The ability switch phase is essential to get the best sound, and switching at the input of a transformer is the easiest and least intrusive way of implementing this capablity.
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- Re: is it possible to avoid using a selector switch in a TVC preamp with multiple inputs? - David McGown 09:41:02 04/10/07 (1)
- Re: is it possible to avoid using a selector switch in a TVC preamp with multiple inputs? - MylesJ 12:14:38 04/12/07 (0)
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