How I suppressed T560 mixer

[Iz Carter]

Hi all,
I'm a newbie here and I read a lot of good things on this great forum since a week.
I'm using the T560 since 7 years and it's a very good lathe.
However, I want to add my contribution and share how I removed the mediocre mixer of my T560 Vinyl Recorder.

For this, I'm using Hifi parts that I already have in my studio.

- RIAA pre amp Cambridge CP2
- Headphone amplifier Pro-Ject Head Box SE II
- Passive knob volume
- 3 way audio switch x2

Results : better sound, less background noise, I'm happy

[Yavor]

Hello
Thank you for sharing. I also have a t-560 since 2012 and one of the first improvements was to get rid of the cheap mixer
Best wishes!

[summelumsen]

Hi - Im pretty new to cutting and i just got the t-560 and im in doubt about the signal chain. Maybe you can help me?.
The doubt i have is if the vinyl optimizer should be before or after the (19" Main Unit with,RIAA encoder, Groove controller, Stylus heating regulation) before it goes on to the cutteramp.

Thanx in advance.

[David34]

I changed to Mackie Big Knob (older version
With phono) and my cuts are the loudest and cleanest ever!

Bye bye red lining Souri mixer!

[tragwag]

yeah toss the mixer and the vinyl optimizer, do it in the box.
I go audio interface -> meter -> amp -> head

[duffledub]

David34
Hi David, how did you route your system using big knob?
Can you lay out?
Thank