FS: API, Neve

[JK]

OSA (Old School Audio) "API 312" mic preamp cards...original API 2520 op
amps (Black label), original API output tranformer and one with the original
API 2622 input transformer and one with the Jensen input transformer...each
card has (on the faceplate): -20db pad, polarity inversion, phantom power
switch, and mic/line switch (with 1/4" balanced input on front)...come with
pinouts and end connector (to DIY)...external rack and power supplies is
separate and not included with cards...pics available on request....email
for details.

Also, some NEVE 1272, etc. BA283 amp cards (FULLY LOADED, BOTH GAIN STAGES)
and some St. Ives 31267 input transformers...all out of the LO1166 output
transformers (NONE available)...email for details.

[GKB]

How much do you want for the " a.p.i. " ?
do you have a rack ?
thanks regards Greg

JK wrote:

> OSA (Old School Audio) "API 312" mic preamp cards...original API 2520 op
> amps (Black label), original API output tranformer and one with the original
> API 2622 input transformer and one with the Jensen input transformer...each
> card has (on the faceplate): -20db pad, polarity inversion, phantom power
> switch, and mic/line switch (with 1/4" balanced input on front)...come with
> pinouts and end connector (to DIY)...external rack and power supplies is
> separate and not included with cards...pics available on request....email
> for details.
>
> Also, some NEVE 1272, etc. BA283 amp cards (FULLY LOADED, BOTH GAIN STAGES)
> and some St. Ives 31267 input transformers...all out of the LO1166 output
> transformers (NONE available)...email for details.

[hank alrich]

JK > wrote:

> OSA (Old School Audio) "API 312" mic preamp cards...

Why don't folks just call their OSA kit _OSA_ right up front in the
subject line, instead of calling it "API"?

Kind of like putting "not Neve" in an eBay listing for a Mackie.

--
ha

[chetatkinsdiet]

(hank alrich) wrote in message >...
> JK > wrote:
>
> > OSA (Old School Audio) "API 312" mic preamp cards...
>
> Why don't folks just call their OSA kit _OSA_ right up front in the
> subject line, instead of calling it "API"?
>
> Kind of like putting "not Neve" in an eBay listing for a Mackie.

I agree, there's nothing to be ashamed of with OSA gear. It's great
stuff. Anyone shopping would know that it's more on the API side of
the fence anyway.
Later,
m