misterc6
Wasted and wounded, it ain’t what the moon did
I'm not sure if this qualifies as a classic but it deserves a thread for its almost mythical rarity.
I picked up a Myst TMA3 from a member earlier this year and was impressed by the quality of its construction as well as the sonic performance. As a result I went on to acquire an example of the G-Ohm system.
There is very little about Myst on the Internet and as far as I can tell there wasn't a single picture of the G-Ohm until the eBay seller I bought it from put it up for sale.
The TMA3 runs from 39v power rails but the G-Ohm has 52v rails giving it greater power and control. The system is modular with a massive power supply in the bottom box and three small boxes for the preamplifier and two mono power amplifiers. The circuitry has a lot in common with the TMA3 but I'm still trying to figure out what the Erg DIL switches do. I'd appreciate any advice or information that anyone reading this may have.
It's a delight to work on because with the cases off the amplifier modules you can easily get to both sides of the printed circuit boards.
Anyone else got one?
Malcolm
I picked up a Myst TMA3 from a member earlier this year and was impressed by the quality of its construction as well as the sonic performance. As a result I went on to acquire an example of the G-Ohm system.
There is very little about Myst on the Internet and as far as I can tell there wasn't a single picture of the G-Ohm until the eBay seller I bought it from put it up for sale.
The TMA3 runs from 39v power rails but the G-Ohm has 52v rails giving it greater power and control. The system is modular with a massive power supply in the bottom box and three small boxes for the preamplifier and two mono power amplifiers. The circuitry has a lot in common with the TMA3 but I'm still trying to figure out what the Erg DIL switches do. I'd appreciate any advice or information that anyone reading this may have.
It's a delight to work on because with the cases off the amplifier modules you can easily get to both sides of the printed circuit boards.
Anyone else got one?
Malcolm