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The focus of Bozure.com is to create and publish DIY projects of high quality old-school style rotary DJ-Mixers,
DJ-Gear and mixer modules. These are designed in an old-school way using the same type of components as in
mixers like UREI 1620 and Bozak. But there will also be discrete "audiophile" designs.

I will publish schematics, building instructions etc. And also offer bare PCBs and built and tested PCBs for the projects.
If you are planning to use any information/products on this website, read this first  Important Information
 
You can always find the latest information about the projects on my  Facebook Page

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Latest Blog Posts
May 4, 2012    Bozure M3 Desktop Mixer Concept.      3  Comments.
Introducing the M3 Desktop Mixer concept.

April 27, 2012    M2 Mixer User Build Pictures.
Pictures etc. of a User M2 Mixer Build.

February 16, 2012    PSU1 / PSU2 Info, functionality testing etc.
Here is a little more detailed description of the differences between PSU1 and PSU2, also how to test ...

December 19, 2011    A little info about M2 Internal wiring and grounding.
This is how i did the internal wiring and grounding in my M2...

August 10, 2011    M1 Build, Final Tips.
Here is some final tips...


In development / testing at the moment
PHONO1 is a generic Phono amp that you can use both with the M1 + M2 mixer but also with any other mixer by connecting it to a Line input.

FEATURES / COMPONENTS:

  - Passive RIAA
  - Resistors: Carbon Film (Takman in RIAA filter)
  - Capacitors: ELNA Silmic II, WIMA, Panasonic FC
  - OP: BB OPA2134.


                                                   



Bozure M2 Mixer
The M2 mixer is a 2-channel, smaller version of the M1
 Mixer.  Perfect if you don't need all the features of the M1.

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The M2 mixer can be used in almost any enclosure, including 19".


Bozure M1 Mixer
The M1 mixer is very "inspired" by the original UREI 1620 mixer and have almost exactly the same core functionality and is designed in a similar way. The focus on this mixer is to be as easy and cheap to build as possible without loosing functionality or quality.


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About the "DM"-mixer (Discrete Mixer) series  
If you know about the Bozak mixer then you got an idea of what this is. These mixers are designed and built in a old school way using discrete components,  just like the Bozak. 

These are not  Bozak clones, it's new designs but they are designed as close as possible in a similar way and with the same type of components.  But i use  todays best components in all critical parts. 

It is also done so it's possible to add the functionality of modern mixers if you want to.

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Misc Projects  
PSU1,  Code : B103

  This is a high quality generic PSU that can be used with
  almost anything that requires a +/-  PSU.

   It use LM317/LM337 regulators and high
   quality Panasonic FC caps.

                                             
 
DM21 - Discrete 10"  2ch Tabletop Mixer.

    2 channel mixer build in a modular way so you can
    choose the functionality  that you prefer. The design also
    allows you to have more input channels if you want.

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  I build this using a
  tabletop enclosure,
  but it's  possible to
  use any  you prefer
 ,including 19" ones.


 



The Story So Far
(A few samples)


Bozak CMA-10-2DL, (1970)


UREI 1620,  (1982-1993)
UREI 1620LE, (2005-2007)


RANE MP2016, (1999)


Crest CP6210


A&H XONE:V6, (2003)


Vestax R3, (2006)


Bozak AR-6
( Not Released Yet )

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You are free to use it for personal non-commercial use only.

Responsibility Disclaimer:
All projects on this site are presented "as is" and provided for personal use only. It is assumed that anyone using the provided information
have enough knowledge and skills to do so and the and the total responsibility for any personal injury or damage to property is yours,
no claims for this can be made to me/Bozure.

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