Hux Electronics : Gallery 9

 

An Otari MX-55, I had not worked on one of these before now and had not realized what a nice solid machine they are.

One of nine Hux custom balanced in to balanced out buffer amplifiers that I built for a client. The specification called for high headroom, the ability to drive unbalanced loads without level loss and the ability to drive 600 ohm loads without level loss.

A Hux custom power supply designed for use with the above balanced in to balanced out buffer amplifier. The unit enables a simple 17 volt AC wall wart power supply to create a +/- 17.5 volt DC output and drive up to three buffer amplifiers (or other electronics).

A colleague of mine found this brass screw acting as a fuse inside an audio product that he was repairing. It should be obvious that this is a very dangerous practice, unfortunately some folks don't seem to understand that a fuse is there for a very good reason and they don't usually blow without cause.

An XTA Electronics DS-800 active microphone distribution system (a mic splitter), this thing is loom city, repaired by Hux

A frontal view of the XTA DS-800

A Klark Teknik DN27A mono graphic equaliser, this is a fairly old inductor based design and is probably fashionably funky again.

A Soundcraft K2 live mixing console, owned by IJS NSW, this console came up quite well after a bit of work, repaired by Hux

A Musitronics "Mu-Tron Bi-Phase" owned by a client, a very wacky dual channel phaser device that seems to have earned much respect from those in the know, repaired by Hux