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Reply 20 of 29, by gerwin

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gerwin wrote:
aleksej wrote:

I'll make such a photo if you need it.

I would appreciate that.

Thanks for the recordings. the songs that I listened too sound properly balanced, though with their own touch. Any luck on the photos that you intended to make, so I can see the -12V supply system?

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Reply 21 of 29, by aleksej

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gerwin wrote:

Any luck on the photos that you intended to make, so I can see the -12V supply system?

Oh, i'm completely forgot about my promise, my bad, sorry. 🙁
In next one-two days i'll make it for you.

Reply 23 of 29, by gerwin

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Thanks a lot Aleksej! now I just hope that the wireless service in my hotel is up to the download size. 30%....

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Reply 24 of 29, by Cloudschatze

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Guess it's time to finally chime in...

Miditemp's DoX-BoX is flawed.

Somewhere in the circuit board design (that I've yet to determine), is an improper ground that results in 50/60Hz ground-loop hum in the audio output.

This likely isn't something that would bother most people. I, however, have temporarily resorted to using isolation transformers between the DoX-BoXen and sub-mixer, like any self-proclaimed weirdo would do. 🤣

Reply 25 of 29, by gerwin

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Thanks for sharing that warning.
Earlier in this thread I was talking about +12 Volt to -12 Volt conversion. Some part of the doxbox is doing this voltage conversion. I don't know how they do the conversion here, but I do know that the 'common oscillator voltage inverter method' gives audible interference in ranges much higher than 50Hz.

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Reply 26 of 29, by Cloudschatze

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Reply 27 of 29, by skel2raw

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Bumping an old thread but I really like the idea of putting wavetable dbs in those Miditemp DoX-BoX cases. This way one can easily switch between different dbs.
Does anyone know, where I can get these DoX-BoX cases? It seems they are not sold anymore and I can't even find one offer anywhere.

Reply 28 of 29, by Salient

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skel2raw wrote on 2021-02-08, 11:09:

Bumping an old thread but I really like the idea of putting wavetable dbs in those Miditemp DoX-BoX cases. This way one can easily switch between different dbs.
Does anyone know, where I can get these DoX-BoX cases? It seems they are not sold anymore and I can't even find one offer anywhere.

https://www.serdashop.com/CHiLL2

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(Always) looking for: Any Wavetable daughterboard, MIDI Module (GM/GS/XG)

Reply 29 of 29, by cyclone3d

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The Chill2 would be my recommendation as well.

There are a couple other options out there as well... but not in production anymore.

Anteg EasyMIDI EM-100 which comes with a Dream based daughterboard.

KORG NX5R - originally came with an XG compatible DB

KORG NS5R - can add a DB

Yamaha modified setupds and drivers
Yamaha XG repository
YMF7x4 Guide
Aopen AW744L II SB-LINK