New DBX 200

[Eminence1963]

Does anyone have the pins on the back of the DBX200 that bypasses the noise reduction unit(s) That they would like to sell?
The one I got off Ebay did not have them, and I know a lot of TH members here have a unit like this in the arsenal of equipment!
I know I can use just regular RCA cables, but Im a thinking cables would b too exspensive and make the back of all this equiptment look like a web of cables!*eyepop*
I will eventually get a noise reduction unit and an expander at some future time, but for now I thought someone here had those pins to put into place for the time being!
Or maybe someone can direct me to a plce that I could purchase these pins directly!
Thanks
Bob

[Warped Bezel]

About 4" of speaker cord or lamp cord and two packages of RCA jacks at Radio Shack, etc will do this fine HOWEVER...

You don't actually need them.

Since all the processor loops switch in/out and swtching IN just leaves a broken connection. tape a piece of paper (red, maybe) with NO! over them if you keep hitting them.

Original 200, 200X or the a later version? The Original is an unpowered switch box and the others have lights and use a plugin.

[Eminence1963]

About 4" of speaker cord or lamp cord and two packages of RCA jacks at Radio Shack, etc will do this fine HOWEVER...

You don't actually need them.

Since all the processor loops switch in/out and swtching IN just leaves a broken connection. tape a piece of paper (red, maybe) with NO! over them if you keep hitting them.

Original 200, 200X or the a later version? The Original is an unpowered switch box and the others have lights and use a plugin.

This is a 200 model and no ac cord attached!
So I dont need to short the rca's to get it working?
I'll try that
Thanks WB

[Warped Bezel]

My old (wind-up acoustical 1925 model) DBX 200 belongs to vinyldavid now, that would be how I know :)

[Eminence1963]

My old (wind-up acoustical 1925 model) DBX 200 belongs to vinyldavid now, that would be how I know :)

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1111100000000A0000000000011111111110000000000000
00000000000000000000N111111111111111111111111111
K11111111111111111100000000000
0000000000Y11111111111111111111111111
11111111111111110000000000000O1111111111111111
00000000000000000U1111111111111110000000000000
Decode for futher instructions*wave**grin*

[Warped Bezel]

00000000000000000000000000000T111111111111111111
1111100000000A0000000000011111111110000000000000
00000000000000000000N111111111111111111111111111
K11111111111111111100000000000
0000000000Y11111111111111111111111111
11111111111111110000000000000O1111111111111111
00000000000000000U1111111111111110000000000000
Decode for futher instructions*wave**grin*

Would love to but my Capt. Midnight ring was recalled for toxic paint *eyepop**flame*

[Eminence1963]

Would love to but my Capt. Midnight ring was recalled for toxic paint *eyepop**flame*

Hey WB u always leave me with a smile on my face with ur post*bigthumbup*
Dont take this the wrong way, but ur a funny man*grin*

[vidguy]

I've got a DBX400 and I love it to death.
I would never, ever, ever give it up.

Ad as has already been stated, you don't need to add jumpers to the processor or NR jacks, they only kick in if you select them from the front panel.

[J B S]

About 4" of speaker cord or lamp cord and two packages of RCA jacks at Radio Shack.

This is what I did. As WB said you don't need them with the bypass switches but it will prevent problems if you use jumpers like not noticing a BP switch out and you can not get music.

Here is my post on servicing the switches of the DBX-200. These switches do not like old age. Cleaning mine got rid of ALL the problems I was having with my 200. I did the same thing with my DBX-3BX.
http://www.tapeheads.net/showthread.php?t=13426

[scotchtape]

Just waiting for one of these boxes having heard you guys talking about them.
Needing to be able to record to any one of three decks. Nuts, eh?

Only problem is I have to wait for the thing to come across the Atlantic from the flippin' USA! *reelspin*

[Warped Bezel]

Radio Shack had a switch like the 200 minus the processing switches for years...

Here is a thread in our Marketplace archives...

http://www.tapeheads.net/showthread.php?t=1460

[J B S]

Just waiting for one of these boxes having heard you guys talking about them.
Needing to be able to record to any one of three decks. Nuts, eh?

Only problem is I have to wait for the thing to come across the Atlantic from the flippin' USA! *reelspin*

If you want new
http://www.nilesaudio.com/product.php?prodID=TSB-3&recordID=Source Switching Systems&categoryID=Switching Systems&catcdID=10&prdcdID=FG00080

[Eminence1963]

Just waiting for one of these boxes having heard you guys talking about them.
Needing to be able to record to any one of three decks. Nuts, eh?

Only problem is I have to wait for the thing to come across the Atlantic from the flippin' USA! *reelspin*

Just to inform you. U can connect up to 6 decks to this sucker!*eyepop**bananadance*
I finally got around to hooking mine up last nigh.
Tape One MD player
Tape two DCC Deck
Tape three Recordable CD player
On the Sound processor side
Number 1 EQ (EQ has 2 tape loops as well) have 2 RTR's connected there as well to the EQ
Number 2 Cassette deck
Number 3 Cassette deck
Need more cables*eyepop*
Read and then reread the in/outs. They had me stumped for awhile*scratchchin*
The great thing about this box is Im able to have all recorders interact with each other
Never said I was the sharpest pencil in the box*grin*
I'll post pics later
*yeahthat*