Re: delay based looping.

[p koniuto <taghairm@mindspring.com>]

If you have Lexicon do it, it's $75 for them
to look at it and give you an estimate.  If
you then decide to have the work done, they
will apply that $75 to your total repair cost.
(Parts and labor.)

But sorry, i have no idea what it might cost
to fix you specific problem. Just know the
Lexicon procedure for products that have been
out of production for 5 years or more.

-peter

At 10:14 AM 7/7/01 -0400, you wrote:
>What can I expect to pay to have a Jam Man fixed which no longer wishes to
>power up? I wish they made them with an on/off switch so it's not being
>jolted into automatic on with the adapter..
>Jehn