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Garash G.TEN assembly process demonstration

G.TEN V4 is available as an assembled unit or as a diy kit here: https://diystudiotoys.com/catalog/equ... Read more: https://garashlab.com/gten This video was created as a demonstration of the assembly process of the Garash G.TEN equalizer and may be useful for those who are planning to build one. For those who want to see the degree of complexity of the assembly or those who doubt their diy abilities. 00:00 start 00:40 link to the assembly guide 01:22 kit preview and content 02:23 tools that you'll need to assemble this kit 03:20 Step #1. DOA sockets 04:50 Step #2. Resistors 12:15 Step #3. Capacitors 20:03 Step #4. IC sockets, diodes, etc. 23:42 Step #5. Push-button switch 24:38 Step #6. Front panel board 25:50 Step #7. Slide potentiometers 30:45 Step #8. L bracket 31:55 Step #9. Main board ribbon cable 32:50 Step #10. Installing The Output transformer 36:00 Step #11. Join main board to L bracket sandwich 38:12 Step #12. Led install 39:07 Step #13. Slide potentiometer knob caps 40:09 Step #14. Testing In the G.TEN V4 revision we tried to take into account all the nuances and requests of those who own it, as well as our own ideas for its improvement and easy assembling. G.TEN is a 500 series format ten-band graphic equalizer. It’s a great sounding and easy to set EQ with all the important musical frequency points. It’s great for shaping drums, guitars or any other sources where you need a great sound and fast setup. The EQ is based on an IC gyrator filter which mimics an inductor. The G.TEN has proportional-Q (wider Q on low boost/cut and narrower Q on high boost/cut). This style of EQ became popular in the mid 70s when the famous console module was invented by Al Davis.