Hi Kirk,
I understand that since this problem is intermittent makes it terribly
frustrating to solve, for both you and any tech that might look at it.
This is true for anything, synthesizers, cars, dishwashers....
That's why I offered some advice fwiw earlier.
I also believe that your life is a busy one - you didn't delay repairs
out of laziness.
Outside of that, I don't have any experience with STS fixing panels...
I've heard they're not cheap.
Seeing that no gear lasts forever, and you apparently depend on it, you
really do need a qualified tech, be willing to be without the gear for a
while, and be willing to pay.
Or am I overstaing the obvious?
I understand that since this problem is intermittent makes it terribly
frustrating to solve, for both you and any tech that might look at it.
This is true for anything, synthesizers, cars, dishwashers....
That's why I offered some advice fwiw earlier.
I also believe that your life is a busy one - you didn't delay repairs
out of laziness.
Outside of that, I don't have any experience with STS fixing panels...
I've heard they're not cheap.
Seeing that no gear lasts forever, and you apparently depend on it, you
really do need a qualified tech, be willing to be without the gear for a
while, and be willing to pay.
Or am I overstaing the obvious?
>Hi John
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>the nature of the faults is partly to blame for me "stalling" on getting
>the panel looked at. The other factor is my work schedule.
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>The faults are maddeningly intermittent. I would be all set to ship the panel
>to Rex and then the problems would disappear. It was only when the ADSR and
>UAP on the same panel began erratic that the situation became critical.
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