Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, blip <bleep@w...> wrote:
> On Thu, 20 May 2004, droolmaster0 wrote:
> 
> > So, I can exceed the 500 mA also? (I really don't have a clue 
what is
> > permitted as a rule, and what isn't)
> 
> yup. the p3 will take what current it needs (typically 200mA). it's 
always
> good to have at least twice as much current available as you 
typically
> need, hence the recommendation of 500mA.
> 
> > Seems like Alesis is pretty good about fixing/replacing units,
> > though. Or have you been through all that?
> 
> no... partly because i bought it from a going out of biz dealer, so 
i
> don't know my warranty status, and partly because it's my only 
keyboard...
> all my other gear consists of boxes with knobs, mainly.
> 
> bleep.
> out.
> 

certainly empathize with the 'only keyboard' part of that. But Alesis 
seems to be trying to bend over backwards to be flexible as far as 
fixing units under warranty. You might try to argue them into making 
it a warranty repair. They told me that if my Ion (fails diagnostics, 
but does not exhibit the infamous self edit problem) EVER exhibits 
this problem they would fix it under warranty. This came from the 
manager of tech support. I think that they are sensitive to problems 
with early units...and mine isn't even an early one.


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