I have just bought this nice piece of kit for a song because it didn't have its power supply. It's a separate little transformer to reduce hum pick-up. Does anyone have one of these mixers, or a similar unit? I'm 99% certain that I can replicate the transformer from scratch - Phonic don't make this line any more and don't sell spares for it apparently.
But if anyone has one, or a similar model, I'd really appreciate being able to measure the voltage coming out of the transformer. My guess is 24V AC, with a centre ground wire. Help please, anyone? Just PM me if you can help. Thanks for looking at this one anyway.
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Phonic MM1705a mixer
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Re: Phonic MM1705a mixer
by JohnDavisStringsHere » Wed Sep 28, 2011 8:25 pm
Will, I have a 24v a/c wall wart here if its any good to you?? I think it was for charging a battery in something 
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Re: Phonic MM1705a mixer
by juspikin » Tue Dec 13, 2011 8:46 pm
Have a look at this site
http://www.mixexperience.fr/products/pr ... 00-ma.html
http://www.mixexperience.fr/products/pr ... 00-ma.html
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