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--- Kim Flint <kflint@loopers-delight.com> wrote:> > As Bret noted, they are pretty much the same. However, there are a > few minor new hardware improvements that Bret doesn't know about. Kim, how dare you keep secrets from me. Where did I go wrong with you? > One change added a limiter circuit to the input audio path to the > loop, so it is not possible to clip the loop input anymore like on the older > units. Older units? that's what the kids call me and my wife. I guess that makes my oberheims vintage. Can't get that grating digital distortion on them new fangled Gibson echoplexes, no siree bob, buy my vintage Obies. > Another change fixed what is usually called "Andre's Noise" in honor > of the > fact that Andre first noticed it. That was a slight grainy sound you > could > sometimes hear if you listened very closely when a loop was in mute. > (the > feedback LED control signal crosstalked into the audio...) That was > fixed > with a couple of caps. What caps, where? Don't tease us! So Andre's Noise is the sound of Mute? Can we all make Andre's noise? > Another fix was for the brothersync circuit, making it work a lot > better > when multiple units are connected together but not all of them are > turned > on. It used to be that turning a unit off in the Brother chain would > screw > up the others, but some circuitry was added to prevent that. (so long > as > one of the new units is the one that gets turned off....) Details, we need details, my brother chain is failing! > > None of these really make much difference for regular use of the > Echoplex. We prefer iregulare use, so we need to know. > Just a few leftover hardware issues that we finally had a chance to > fix. Better leftovers than nothing to eat. > The actual operation of it is the same whether it is an old one or a > new one. > kim There you go with that age thing again, Now I'm offended. bret __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/