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Jim, I've asked you a couple of times to accurately describe your set up and the manner in which you use the stereo echoplexes. So far I haven't ever received that info. Rather than continuing to throw a fit in public and unnecessarily worrying people, would you mind documenting exactly what all of the parameter settings are on both units, the manner in which they are connected, and the exact sequence of events which causes the audio degradation? The work arounds that I have suggested to you in the past should have solved this problem. Since they apparently didn't, I'm not sure what is going wrong. I really need more complete information in order to help you and make sure that any problems with the software have been fixed. Believe me, I would much prefer that you were a satisfied user! Please send that info to me at home rather than here at work: kflint@annihilist.com As for the rest of you, there are many stereo users who do not experience the problems Jim has described, including me. I believe that Jim is experiencing something wrong, and we will certainly make sure we sort it out so that others do not have the same unfortunate experience. thanks, kim At 07:58 PM 5/14/97 -0400, you wrote: >Gabrial, >First off, I'd wait for the upgrade before going stereo. Either that or >have >someone at the store that you purchase from hook them up (and show you how >that's done as the manual is vague at best) and demonstrate. Then just >let >that stereo loop play for 15 minutes or so. If it's still going strong, go >for it. If not, you'll have bumped into the same problem that I have. >(is >their anyone out there that gets problem free stereo operation ?) I >can't >explain why the audio degrade on the slave unit occurs. It does tho. It's >not from leaving the overdub button on either. When I first discovered >this >problem, I sat in my studio and meticulously went over the hook up >procedure. Where all the parameters had to be set on both units >according to >Kim. In frustration, I started to press buttons randomly, just to see if >anything changed. Somehow, something worked and the loop did not >degrade. I >could go off and have a bite and come back several hours later and it >would >still be playing perfectly. Unfortunately, I could never duplicate the >situation. Until the upgrade is released, I'm stuck as far as stereo >goes >with the way I work. I realize that everyone involved is working hard at >completion, but there's a holdup somewhere and the wait is driving me >nuts. > Other than that, I love the Echoplex. > > Jim > > > ________________________________________________________ Kim Flint 408-752-9284 Mpact System Engineering kflint@chromatic.com Chromatic Research http://www.chromatic.com