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> Message: 1         
>    Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 09:52:19 -0700 (PDT)
>    From: Mark Libby <whidbeymark@...>
> Subject: Maximum Voltage
> 
> Hi everybody,
>  
> My line voltage is frequently hanging at 130V.  I
> noticed that on power supplies with warning lights
> the lights are red at this voltage.  I'm wondering
> at what voltage would I say to myself, "this is too
> high" and not power up or shut down?  I suppose too
> low a voltage would apply too?
>  
> Thanx electrical gurus,
> Mark


It all depends on the equipment... Different designs
have different margins as far as how much is too much.
I would say that 130V is pushing it, especially if
this voltage is sustained for any length of time (as
opposed to a few minutes at a time). If it were me,
I'd shut down.

Sam
http://mysite.verizon.net/resoamqr/swellsoundelectronics/



		
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High voltage will burn a fuse now, with lower voltage the
transformer will tend to work harder, hotter and eventually
 will fry causing a bigger problem,

Javi

Asturias / LA

--- sam lloyd <sam_lloyd18@...> wrote:

>
________________________________________________________________________
> > 
> > Message: 1         
> >    Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 09:52:19 -0700 (PDT)
> >    From: Mark Libby <whidbeymark@...>
> > Subject: Maximum Voltage
> > 
> > Hi everybody,
> >  
> > My line voltage is frequently hanging at 130V.  I
> > noticed that on power supplies with warning lights
> > the lights are red at this voltage.  I'm wondering
> > at what voltage would I say to myself, "this is too
> > high" and not power up or shut down?  I suppose too
> > low a voltage would apply too?
> >  
> > Thanx electrical gurus,
> > Mark
> 
> 
> It all depends on the equipment... Different designs
> have different margins as far as how much is too much.
> I would say that 130V is pushing it, especially if
> this voltage is sustained for any length of time (as
> opposed to a few minutes at a time). If it were me,
> I'd shut down.
> 
> Sam
> http://mysite.verizon.net/resoamqr/swellsoundelectronics/
> 
> 
> 
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I've heard the g-major only but read and exchange comments with many 
people about the g-force, so kind of have an opinion already about 
it.

GMajor is an entry level processor, not close to the FX 
programmability of neither its big brother nor the GSP2101. FX 
quality is good compared to other processors in its class though. I 
personally found it not worthy to replace my ART SGX-Nitro, that 
gave me a bit more flexibility on some things, believe it or not.

The G-Force is another totally different animal. Endless 
possibilities in routing the signal, good FX quality, some "special" 
FX added, etc; an overall great unit. I found it unacceptable that 
the unit was not designed with an FX-loop though, and the fact that 
it's been always overpriced IMO. Those two reasons were enough to me 
not to go with one. Besides, it's almost as old design as the 
GSP2101, so why bother? It's interesting that TC hasn't released any 
other guitar-oriented processor after so long that would offer an 
improved design. Well, until recently I guess, that they came up 
with the G-System. I've read several previous G-Force users comments 
expressing disappointment as there is no much improvement other than 
enhacing I/Os. Price: Still in the Stratosphere... 

My take: Nothing yet beats the 2101... unless perhaps an Eventide... 
but then you ought to pay 4x more.

Gus.


--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "strategy400" <strategy400@h...> 
wrote:
>
> Anyone try the g-major or g-force by T.C. Electronics? I'm just 
curious as
> to how the old 2101 measures up to these newer units.
>

I've been reading up on them and I think I agree with you. The advantage of
the G-Force might be extra memory and better DA converters, but beyond that
the old 2101 is still holding up ok. I also like the back panel options on
the 2101. Guess I'll stick w/ the old tried and true until someone does
something better (given the state of today's music, that's iffy).

-----Original Message-----
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Of gusfmm
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 10:11 AM
To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gsp-2101] TC Electr comparison

 

I've heard the g-major only but read and exchange comments with many 
people about the g-force, so kind of have an opinion already about 
it.

GMajor is an entry level processor, not close to the FX 
programmability of neither its big brother nor the GSP2101. FX 
quality is good compared to other processors in its class though. I 
personally found it not worthy to replace my ART SGX-Nitro, that 
gave me a bit more flexibility on some things, believe it or not.

The G-Force is another totally different animal. Endless 
possibilities in routing the signal, good FX quality, some "special" 
FX added, etc; an overall great unit. I found it unacceptable that 
the unit was not designed with an FX-loop though, and the fact that 
it's been always overpriced IMO. Those two reasons were enough to me 
not to go with one. Besides, it's almost as old design as the 
GSP2101, so why bother? It's interesting that TC hasn't released any 
other guitar-oriented processor after so long that would offer an 
improved design. Well, until recently I guess, that they came up 
with the G-System. I've read several previous G-Force users comments 
expressing disappointment as there is no much improvement other than 
enhacing I/Os. Price: Still in the Stratosphere... 

My take: Nothing yet beats the 2101... unless perhaps an Eventide... 
but then you ought to pay 4x more.

Gus.


--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "strategy400" <strategy400@h...> 
wrote:
>
> Anyone try the g-major or g-force by T.C. Electronics? I'm just 
curious as
> to how the old 2101 measures up to these newer units.
>







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