How Cinemag Transformers Are Made 🛠 

Totally agree 🙌

They won't show it because people would find out they are overpaying for this units. From having a look inside eqp-1a i can tell you this are well made point to point circuits, material is pretty good, transformer likely made in their factory/shop because they cost a lot less this way. It takes a few hours to make such unit in series, complete material with chasis maybe costs 400-600$ if that much. Getting original sound requires original transformers and toroidal inductor, so for series production the only manufacturer making correct output is Cinemag CM-S217D, input and interstage are also made by them and probably others because they are not as complicated as output. Another company makes inductors if Cinemag doesn't. Doing in like original costs more than 500$ in transformers, then a few hundred for the rest so final product would cost more like 9000$ if they sell current 1ch eq for 5300$ :) Can't believe some are willing to pay so much even if i'm wrong about transformers and inductor and they use perfect copies or originals... I haven't compared Pulse copy to original but differences are there for sure.

Show us some more "How They're Made" videos.

Would love to see tours of capacitor factories. Love a good a capacitor

No, they're in lots of gear, but Warm Audio does use them a lot (along with some other transformer brands).

With cheapest transformer Cinemag makes for this type, inferior capsule and body made in China. This is far from real U87 although good for beginner home studios.

@@codaalive5076 Try the Warm Audio 47. It’s a masterpiece

@@ramencurry6672 U47 with low gain ECC83 tube? Chinese are doing it for long time using similar materials.

I see what you did there.