Marklev.com Revival !

I'm glad to announce that the website hosted under the name "marklev.com" since 1999, which I had to shutdown a few years ago, will slowly come back to life here.

The structure of the website will be simple : each equipment will have its own blog entry, pages will be used for categories.

Please do not hesitate to leave comments!

The IMF Electronics (loudspeakers) website which used to be hosted under marklev.com is at http://www.imf-electronics.com, check it out please !

You can contact me through this form.

Stéphane.
Paris, France, May 2014.
Showing posts with label John Curl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Curl. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2013

JC-2 | Preamplifier | 1974 - 1977


As its name indicates this preamplifier was designed by John Curl.

It's one of the earliest design of MLAS, and the ML-1 can be considered as an upgrade of the JC-2, it retains the modular architecture. You should have a look at both pages to get the complete information.

Module switches

See ML-1 description.

System Rocker Switch Function Open Closed
A3
1
2
input impedance
gain
100K
30dB
50K
40dB
D5
1
2
CRC
gain
CRC out
54dB
CRC in
60dB
D6
1
2
CRC
gain
CRC out
60dB
CRC in
66dB

Schematics

The ML-1 uses the same design : a phono (pre-preamplifier) is inserted at the beginning of the signal path by the input selector. Then the signal goes directly to the  output amplifier module.
Note that the 2 op amps symbols internal cicuitry is described on the right side.



Specifications

They can be found in this Italian brochure.



Pictures









Tuesday, May 7, 2013

JC-1 | Cartridge Preamplifier | 1976 - 1977



The JC-1 came in two versions, the -DC, battery powered and the -AC version, with an external power supply.
It seems that some models use modules (eg. black boxes) some don't.

It was (of course) was designed by John Curl.

This page is for the JC1, you can also have alook at the following pages:

  • the JC1-DC
  • and the JC1-AC