Tube Bus Box
The Iron Age Bus Box is a flexible stereo signal processing unit for mic or line level use. It features three tubes per channel.
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ze enclosure for W295
This special order enclosure was built for Joseph Chudyk from Mockingbird Studios. We saw a picture of his Siemens W295s on his Instagram...
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1280 adding a fuse
Adding a fuse and and a proper power cable with a ground prong is one of the simplest 1280 projects to undertake. The ideal upgrade...
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1280 cleaning faders
We once worked on a 1280 that apparently had liquids spilled on its faders (aka. slide potentiometer). We have not found a good source...
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1280 replacing faders (slide pots)
The faders on the 1280 console are one of its most fragile electro/mechanical components, considering the amount of use they get and the...
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1280 Replacing Caps
Electrolytic capacitors are pretty much made from paper, foil and electrolyte. With time the electrolyte can evaporate and/or leak. This...
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Headphone amp
Matt designed a class A amp for a different project and we decided to package it as a standalone unit for an audiophile friend. The box...
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Custom QP5 lunchbox
We made special configuration QP5 mic pres loaded with Cinemag input and output transformers and M2 op amps. Ten of them in a...
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