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At 11:50 AM 11/4/2004, hazard factor wrote: > Well, not exactly, but heres the deal: >Oberheim EDP, w/LoopIV, full memory, and I did that 'overheat' mod years >ago. With output, mix, feedback up all the way, and input @ 9:00, I have >to >boost the output about 6dBs on my mixer to reach unity gain. It wasn't >always like this (had it since '96 or so). If I increase the input any >more, >I get distortion, so it is already receiving the hottest signal it can >(and >the same signal it had been getting all these years). So, with all the >knobs >being the same as they have always been, and the connections and equipment >always being the same (I did try some different mixers and some other >things >to input)...what went horribly wrong? My guess is it broke. It also sounds like you would benefit from doing the input gain mod so that the gains are set up like the newer units. (in the faq on the LD site) For future reference, Echoplex repair services are offered by a company called British Audio Services, http://www.britishaudioservice.com. I believe that is where you will find Shane Radtke, who is an expert on repairing them. You can also contact Gibson at service@gibson.com Usually, internet mailing lists are really not very efficient at repairing hardware! kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com