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Custom Made, Standard and DIY Professional Rotary DJ-Mixers

All Bozure mixers and mixer related projects are designed in an old-school way using a mix of todays best, and the same type of components as in classic mixers like UREI 1620 and Bozak.  All this to make sure it has the old-school sound and feeling that is missing in modern mixers. All components are also carefully choosed from the best brands and models to follow these design-guidelines.

If you are planning to Buy/use any information/products on this website, read this first  Important Information
You can always find the latest information about all the projects on Bozure's   Facebook Page 


Latest Blog Posts
March 15, 2013    How to "build" a working Isolator using the ISO-1 Built And Tested PCB.
This post will show how to "build" a working Isolator in a 19" 1U enclosure. ....

March 13, 2013    Now Released: Bozure ISO-1 Isolator.       2  Comments.
Now Released: Bozure ISO-1 Isolator. Time Limited Introduction Offer..

December 14, 2012    What you need to build a M2 Mixer
This is all you need to build your own Bozure M2 Mixer.

June 14, 2012    3 New Mixer Modules released.      4  Comments.
3 New Mixer Modules released.

April 27, 2012    M2 Mixer User Build Pictures.      1  Comments.
Pictures etc. of a User M2 Mixer Build.


Demo Videos:
There is now a Video Channel on YouTube where you will find all demo videos:    Bozure Videos

ISO-1, Test using built in Mic on cheap video camera.
 


DIY - 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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 ( Prototype Build )    

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


DIY - 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.


 ( Prototype Build )                                                                                                                                                           Read More..

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.


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.

                                             
 


   

 



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 )

All schematics and project related information on this website is the intellectual property of and copyrighted by Bozure.com.
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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