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power supply for kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer [message #4432]

Wed, 07 July 2004 10:47

wes_r
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Registered: July 2004

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I need a power supply for a kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer. it receives a dc power supply....i guess there is a converter of some sort that plugs into an outlet to change ac to dc. any ideas? anywhere i can buy one? i tried ebay already. nothing. the port for the power supply is round and has four pins. thanks!

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Re: power supply for kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer [message #4445 is a reply to message #4432]

Thu, 08 July 2004 07:47

stevem
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Registered: June 2004
Location: NY

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If you do not have a old bad one to get the rattings off of this will be hard. You would need a schematic to pin down if the mixer rectifies a/c that is feed it from the missing power supply, or if that was done in the power supply. most things that use a wall wart style transformer, will on the mixer in your case say what voltage and current the thing needs, and if its a/c or dc.

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Re: power supply for kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer [message #4463 is a reply to message #4432]

Fri, 09 July 2004 09:44

pleat
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Registered: June 2004
Location: Belding, Mi

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I have a schematic for the power supply you need, but there is a problem in sending it to your email address.
Don

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Re: power supply for kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer [message #4467 is a reply to message #4463]

Sat, 10 July 2004 10:46

wes_r
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Registered: July 2004

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Try sending it here: wesleyrich@johnston.k12.nc.us

Thanks!!!

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Re: power supply for kustom mx 30 8 channel mixer [message #4478 is a reply to message #4432]

Mon, 12 July 2004 07:30

stevem
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Registered: June 2004
Location: NY

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Hi, I looked over your power supply schematic, and the easy thing for you to do is by a 12 volt DC power supply from radio shack. You need a model that can put out 1 amp or a little more for better regulation, 2 amps is plenty.This will be a 3 wire hook up even though the power supply only has a hot and neg output you need to get ground of the mixer to the frame of the power supply, or frame to frame.

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