How to calibrate the voltmeter on a Furman IT-1210 balanced isolation transformer: adjust trim pot VR1. IT-1210 details: Weight: 55lbs / 25kg 2001 sell price: $899 + tax (2024 inflation-adjusted: over $1600)
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@ErikAnders Жыл бұрын
Nice video! I have been trying to decide if I even need the one I have but I kind of want to keep it after watching this but what is it really doing? The weight is one reason why I don’t want to keep it. And I don’t notice a major difference in sound noise. I had originally bought it to try to get rid of amp noise. Now I’m using a kemper mostly and all that noise seems to be taken care of.
@szimbazsununnu10884 ай бұрын
Thanks! I had the same observation as you- never noticed much of a difference. I bought this 1210 because of four reasons: 1, I'm an electronics geek, 2, for my analog recording studio, 3, it was one of those once-in-a-lifetime deals that you find on eBay (old man passed away...estate sale reseller...pristine condition!), and 4, I'm a fan of older Furman products back when they were made in either Greenbrae or Petaluma (not ch*na - I *loathe* that new..."stuff"). For amplifiers I also didn't hear much of a noise difference. The conclusion I've drawn is that this would be most effective for condenser mics, or especially a digital recording studio, since digital picks up e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. My recommendation to you: if you don't want something this big and *HEAVY*, then sell it, and replace it with a good isolation transformer (of which I own five). Where is your studio located?