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FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Fri Jul 27, 2012 1:56 pm

Hi folks
I have these preamps for sale. Please PM me if your interested.

Pair of Brook preamps – made by Mark Hornibrook. - $600. Very nice preamps for a very nice price. PRICE DROP $550


Racked pair of MCI JH500 modules - racked by Rob at Proharmonic.
Features include;
all transformer in and out ( jensen mic transformer, stancor line in and line out ), switchable phantom, High Z DI input on front panel, phase rev ( mic and line ), sweepable HP filter 30Hz to 300Hz, four band EQ with overlapping mid bands, Output level control - with a "cal" position for unity gain on line inputs
$1850 NO LONGER FOR SALE
Just like this.
MCI-500.jpg


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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Bassman_no1 » Sun Jul 29, 2012 11:23 pm

PM'd :)
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Thu Aug 02, 2012 7:29 am

Both units are still available.
Price dropped the MCI before I put it up on eBay with $1800 as the starting price.
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Fri Aug 10, 2012 8:05 am

Price drop on BROOK preamps
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Bent my VU » Fri Aug 10, 2012 12:31 pm

Can you put up some pics and specs on the Brook pre-amps? I can't find a thing on the net.
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Sat Aug 11, 2012 9:38 am

Bent my VU wrote:I can't find a thing on the net.


I don't think you'll find much on the net about these. I think Hornibrook sold these out of his suitcase pretty much. Still no denying he made some very nice gear. Over the years I've used his valve DI, a couple of different pre's and his 1176 type comp. I've found all of them to be very good quality and sound fab.

Don't let the front plate turn you off these pre's. It's not about external beauty :)

The only thing I'd do if I kept these would be to replace both 1K gain pots as they're a bit scratchy when being rotated (fine when stationary).
This would probably cost about $6 and 5 minutes soldering.

I've bought some other gear that I need to pay for so these must go as I have enough pre's for now.

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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby The Tasmanian » Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:34 pm

The Brook Pre's are great!
had a pair for nearly 15 years - clean and fast (amazing on kick among many other duties)
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Paul Maybury » Wed Aug 15, 2012 4:44 pm

Hi they look interesting, but hard to tell whats going on in there.. Are there discrete PSU's for each channel or something? And the pre amp itself looks I.C based, transformerless, is that right?
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby The Tasmanian » Wed Aug 15, 2012 4:58 pm

Not sure about the tech info - but I do know they are unbalanced out
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Wed Aug 15, 2012 5:28 pm

The Tasmanian wrote:The Brook Pre's are great!
had a pair for nearly 15 years - clean and fast (amazing on kick among many other duties)


haha these are your old one's Chris. Don't they look familiar? lol
They are great little pre's, like you say.
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Wed Aug 15, 2012 5:39 pm

Paul Maybury wrote:Hi they look interesting, but hard to tell whats going on in there.. Are there discrete PSU's for each channel or something? And the pre amp itself looks I.C based, transformerless, is that right?
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I read it that way too Paul. I've got to say... when I took the lid off I was surprised to see such a simple layout for a pre that has such a big robust sound.
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby Ben M » Wed Aug 15, 2012 5:42 pm

Here's a bigger version to trace the circuit.
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Re: FS: Preamps

Postby The Tasmanian » Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:19 pm

Well - I will vouch for them then!!
Anyone want a really fast pre - these are the bomb
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