Re: Just a little show and tell

The one WG6100 I worked on had an LV2000. It's not making very much hours now (it's not on one of my cabs) but it's been working fine ever since I installed it. I can see there could be some installation improvements, although I found it easy enough to install Jeff's version. Any _real_ tech can install this easily. It soundes to me like Clay said his trainee-techs f-ed up those LV2000's not that they went bad by themselves. One thing I wouldn't want to miss though: the pots. I needed to adjust them (although not mutch). Maybe because of being in Europe ? (I think the LV voltages are not _that_ critical though).

By the way did anyone see my message here about the "wrap-around" problem I have with that WG6100 ? here's the video again, I really could use some help please: http://gallery.me.com/andre.huijts#100549

---- Jeff Hendrix <jeffhendrix@gmail.com> schreef:
> I occasionally read vector list.
> I still sell an LV2000 every so often (seems to come in waves)
> I do replace any bad LV2000s for free, regardless of what happened to it.
> (just send in your old one)
>
> Jeff
>
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 10:25 PM, Clay Cowgill <c.cowgill@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> > > Are these for sale?
> >
> > Well... I don't want to step on Jeff or Ander's toes since it's 90% the
> > same as their original design. But, if they're not selling theirs anymore
> > (or if they don't object) I could make them available to Vectorlist. (I
> > did order a whole lot more boards than I'm likely to ever be able to use
> > up.)
> >
> > Anybody know if Jeff still reads the list?
> >
> > -Clay
> >

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Received on Wed Oct 7 18:54:06 2009