OEP Line Transformer (Neve-kun/Amateras0058/0001XLR)

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We have sold over 300 line transformers to date, and thankfully, all have received high ratings. While we primarily sell line transformers as clones, we are confident that we produce them with superior quality compared to the originals, including advanced wiring techniques and noise reduction methods. Manuals for production methods are becoming more common, but they do not accurately replicate the cloning and noise reduction processes. Therefore, if you are seeking quality that can be used with confidence in professional settings, please choose us.

This is a transformer box inspired by Cafe au Lable's Amateras.

Although it features a narrow chassis, the original size and performance remain unchanged.

This is a clone of Cafe au Lable's Amateras0058 (0001). The reason for including (0001) in parentheses is that no performance difference was found between the two products. Therefore, the 0058 and 0001 XLR have the same performance.
However, you can rest assured that the transformer effect is reliably achieved when using dynamic microphones such as the SM58. (Do not use phantom power to drive condenser microphones, as this can cause damage.)

Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor scratches or scuffs, as this is a handmade item.

This is a more compact version of the Amateras0058.
(Please note that an input impedance of 1kΩ or less is recommended.)

- Chassis: HAMMOND 1550A (89×35×30.1)
- Transformer: OEP
- Wiring: OYAIDE solid silver wire 0.5mm
- Solder: SS-47
- Jacks: Neutrik

The parts listed above will be used. However, there may be slight changes in the layout or other aspects that do not affect acoustic performance. We appreciate your understanding.

For those concerned about sound quality, please watch the comparison video with the original.
https://youtu.be/I2w54vKCMUI

We also have a comparison video with the Lundahl transformer. Please take a look. YouTube Comparison of 2 types of OEP & Lundahl Transformers
https://youtu.be/pNRHIy1CULg