Author Archives: Anthony P. Kuzub
WBS M124
ISA 428 mkI
Transfering Records in reverse
I was given a 78 to transfer. When I transfer something one of a kind I do 3 passes. The first is dry, dusted as the client delivered.
The second is wet (Ultrasonic bath if possible)
The third is in reverse. I find it cuts the pops and skips differently. EX: if you have a scratch in one direction it MAY not show up in the reversed transfer. Edit together and whadaya get… bitty bopity boo.
Lav Mic Positioning
Sony MDR-7506 foam replacements
I’ve got (6) pairs of Sony 7506s and all of the foams are shot. I REALLY like these Beyer Dynamic Headphone Foams. TREW audio has a few sets of Beyer 942704 in stock and I highly recommend them to anyone who uses these headphones on a daily basis
Luxtrol dimmers
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Dan Dugan Override issue
I had an interesting bug with a Dugan the other day. Almost lost my mics to air, but when bypassed at the channel insert… I got to air (although I did get skunked on a mic slipping).
I recreated the fault, and found a way out of it by switch the control bus from A to B.
Here is a Video of the override acting funny
Tape to USB
Down the drain!
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idle Idlers on tape decks
Hammond B3 Wiring Diagram
500 series Dimension D
Wurli nightmare…
m1208 direct out mod
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EASY CUT CABLE TIES
This Is So Easy
It’s not rocket science but the clever addition of a simple niche to the cable tie design! The Easy_to_Cut cable tie makes snipping off a tie easier and safer. Been there; done that – the pain of snipping of cable ties can lead to a whole lot things going wrong. For example, I have once managed to snip off the external cable that covers and protected my extension cord wire. Easy_to_Cut resolves these issues by providing a built-in niche into which the tip of a cutting implement’s blade can be inserted. Superb!
Easy_to_Cut is a 2012 red dot award: design concept winner.
Designers: Kim Seokhui, Kim Seongjin & Lee Jongsung
Read more at http://www.yankodesign.com/2013/01/24/this-is-so-easy/#UIEAFKKyQCJK0P97.99 
WBS 880651 – 8 track monitor return section and overdub feature
Consolidating Hard drives
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Practicing what I preach. Moving (14) drives into long term storage. Pulled all the backups out of the safety deposite box, and moved their contents move forward onto a 3TB hard drive.
Once it’s all checked for redundancies I will back it up to another drive off site.
For anyone nocking my non-antistatic plastic bags, I assure you they performed perfectly and will the next time I spin them up. Silica and a way for them to breath is fine.
This is client sessions, designs, pictures, documents, notes etc etc dating back to about 2001. I have Client DVD archives at home I don’t plan to move forward as it is mostly damaged and virus ridden from before I went all OSX.
Now I need to find a Hard drive shipping container from a computer store… Anyone?


















































