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MXT History?

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Caprock_1964

New member
Kinda curious.

What year introduced?

Any difference between the first model and E-series?

What circuitry (analog, VLF etc.) doe it use?

Why the heck didn't White's put a volume control on it? :stars:
 
June, 2002

No

Digital/Analog

Volume/balance is controlled with good headphones.

For more info: http://whiteselectronics.com/info/field-reports/73.html
 
Thanks!

Still wish there was a volume limiter control though. Head phones, which I have, are a real pain when its hot and humid.
 
Buy a set of the small, light ones and put a 1/4 to 1/8 jack adapter on them. You can find them with a sliding volume control and they're very light and inexpensive.
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