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Re: EDP Input (was: Re: Next loop copy question)

I'm reminded of days long ago when I worked at gibson and sometimes had to 
do odd things for famous people. The guitar tech of one famous user 
requested a sophisticated modification from me. This particular famous 
user 
had a habit of grabbing any convenient volume knob and turning it up 
anytime he didn't think the sound in his monitors was loud enough, and 
consequently screwing up the levels all through the system that his 
faithful tech had carefully set. So said tech requested that I modify all 
of his units in a way that challenged my engineering skills to their 
fullest.

So, I sawed off the input and output volume knobs completely, and gouged 
out the remaining nub of plastic such that it could only be adjusted with 
a 
screwdriver. The tech was happy, and the famous guy presumably found 
another knob to grab.

kim


At 11:21 PM 9/15/2002, Louie Angulo wrote:
>Hi Sean,
>meine is also from 1996 and i changed the resistors as
>well but like you say it did not do anything as far as
>the sensitivity.I have the input from most of my
>processors and loop devices set at twelve o´clock and
>it takes a lot for them to distort.
>I wonder if this has been changed in the new units

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