spyder
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Back up for sale because of non paying eBay buyer. Fantastic clean and transparent valve Di from Sonic Farm. Has Bass and Treble subtle tone controls for added warmth and sparkle. Can output microphone, line and instrument level at the same time for multi system hook up. Comes with hard case and upgraded vintage Japanese Valve. Original valve and unused UK mains cable included. For context this unit replaced a Noble preamp that sounded muddy and congested by comparison. New cost with case and valve is over £900. Also on eBay if you require international postage. Price is £479 including UK postage handled by UPS. -
I bought one last year. It very well built and did exactly what you would expect from a high / low pass filter. Highly recommended.
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Highly regarded and recommended KZ10 iems. Comes with upgraded cable and original cable. New pads fitted. £35 including UK postage. -
LD mei1000 G2 iem setup. The transmitter only excepts a mono input signal. Comes with rack tray. £90 including UK postage. Original cost was approx £300 -
Unopened and new. Shure SE215 iem headphones. https://www.gear4music.com/PA-DJ-and-Lighting/Shure-SE215-Sound-Isolating-Earphones-Clear/PD2 £60 including UK postage. -
The original valve is on the left and the vintage Japanese on the right. -
There is nothing wrong with the original valve, in fact it's a fantastic low noise choice. I have a box of vintage valves from my crazy valve hifi days and I selected a low noise vintage valve that was made in Japan by Mitsushita. It has slightly more harmonics than the original modern one. Hope this helps.
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I can also highly recommend Custom-Lynx on eBay or if you are feeling particularly indulgent I would go for my favourite cable brand..... Vovox. https://www.thomann.de/gb/vovox_sonorus_protect_a350_kliwikl.htm
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Final price drop. £450 including UK postage with ups.
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Now £499 including UK postage.
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The difference between the Behringer X18 and Midas MR18 is quite subtle. When I put them side by side there was definitely more detail and air from the Midas. At a gig with all the ambient noise there would be very little in it. I also prefer the locking XLRs on the Midas.
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Up for grabs is my Sonic Farm 2di4 valve Di. It has a upgraded vintage tube installed and I will include the original. Comes with a fitted hard case for easy transportation and security. Unused power cable also included. Cost with case and valve was over £900 offered at £450 including UK postage with ups. Lightly used as an amp replacement when using iem at church and my function band. It has a subtle EQ section that fattens the bass sound and adds a little high frequency sparkle. https://sonicfarm.com/2di4-pentode-direct-box/ Link to Sonic Farm website above.
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Yes, the sound is definitely cleaner with much better high frequency content.
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I've just replaced an old Behringer X18 with a new Midas MR18. I'm using the same mixing station app with my custom template. Putting all the PA gear in one rack has saved around 15 mins on set up and strip down times. Having it hard wired really has taken the pressure off me as I'm the only one who knows how to set it up properly.
