You are welcome and thank you so much @randyswagg9295. This is what my channel is about. Showing you the ends and outs. Also to help you to learn about gear that other channels won't show you. My channel is about learning, growing, and staying the course in your music journey. If you have not subscribed to my channel, I hope that you will because I have more content coming and I want you to continue to give more comments to help others who view my videos.
Also, if you are interested and you want me to make a demo video on how to use The Lin76 Vintage Limiting Compress Amplifier (Compressor) with music examples such as Drum, Bass, etc, please let me know. Also, please share the video that you already watched. I hope to hear from you soon.
will the "off" button bypass this unit? maybe i am a dummy but i cannot find this info anywhere.. i have one on the way and i am not sure if i can bypass this thing when i get it (haha) please do let me know, it would be great.. thanks!
Hello @vkay121. Congrats on your purchase of this great unit. The "off" button doesn't really bypass the audio. What the off button does is disengage the compressor's actions or functions. When the Lin76 is off, none of the controls on the unit will affect the audio signal that is passing through it. If you want to bypass the unit just mute your monitors or use some type of external bypass switch.
Thank you for your comment. I hope that I answered your question and helped you to understand some things about this unit. I really appreciate your thoughts. If you have any other comments, feel free to publish them. If any other questions, please let me know. I will answer to the best of my knowledge and experience. Please do all that you can to support my channel. Thanks again!!
@@RichGearShop thanks this is helpful. Turns out the effects loop on my preamp is switchable so that will save the day for now. I will ask local techs around if a hard wired bypass can be installed
hi there, can you please help me figure out what power supply do i need with this. I am not able to figure out if this unit want 12 volts of AC or DC current and should the tip be center negative or positive. I am in India and i have to buy a new power supply for this anyway.. after getting no response multiple queries sent to lindel support , I think i may have to bank on community support on this :)
@@vkay121 The Lin76 uses a 12VAC power adapter or power supply. I am not sure about the tip being center negative or positive. As long as you get the proper power supply 12 volts of AC(12VAC) you should be fine.
You are the only person that I’ve found so far that explained how to properly use this unit and your explanation made since. Thank You Sir!
You are welcome and thank you so much @randyswagg9295. This is what my channel is about. Showing you the ends and outs. Also to help you to learn about gear that other channels won't show you. My channel is about learning, growing, and staying the course in your music journey. If you have not subscribed to my channel, I hope that you will because I have more content coming and I want you to continue to give more comments to help others who view my videos.
Also, if you are interested and you want me to make a demo video on how to use The Lin76 Vintage Limiting Compress Amplifier (Compressor) with music examples such as Drum, Bass, etc, please let me know. Also, please share the video that you already watched. I hope to hear from you soon.
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will the "off" button bypass this unit? maybe i am a dummy but i cannot find this info anywhere.. i have one on the way and i am not sure if i can bypass this thing when i get it (haha) please do let me know, it would be great.. thanks!
Hello @vkay121. Congrats on your purchase of this great unit. The "off" button doesn't really bypass the audio. What the off button does is disengage the compressor's actions or functions. When the Lin76 is off, none of the controls on the unit will affect the audio signal that is passing through it. If you want to bypass the unit just mute your monitors or use some type of external bypass switch.
Thank you for your comment. I hope that I answered your question and helped you to understand some things about this unit. I really appreciate your thoughts. If you have any other comments, feel free to publish them. If any other questions, please let me know. I will answer to the best of my knowledge and experience. Please do all that you can to support my channel. Thanks again!!
@@RichGearShop thanks this is helpful. Turns out the effects loop on my preamp is switchable so that will save the day for now. I will ask local techs around if a hard wired bypass can be installed
hi there, can you please help me figure out what power supply do i need with this. I am not able to figure out if this unit want 12 volts of AC or DC current and should the tip be center negative or positive. I am in India and i have to buy a new power supply for this anyway.. after getting no response multiple queries sent to lindel support , I think i may have to bank on community support on this :)
@@vkay121 The Lin76 uses a 12VAC power adapter or power supply. I am not sure about the tip being center negative or positive. As long as you get the proper power supply 12 volts of
AC(12VAC) you should be fine.