Re: edp +(and unseated eproms)

[Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

AH HA!  I bet that's it.  I didn't know there was an on board limiter, but 
now
that you mention it, that would totally explain the sound.  That slight 
muddy
tone you can get with a compressor sometimes.  Lacking dynamics.  Maybe 
I've
got too hot a signal going into the EDP?  We'll see.  I didn't think I was
seeing red lights, but the unit's up pretty high in my rig.

Now I just have to reseat the eproms.  I did the Hans method of giving it a
little wack last time it went into a never ending Loop3 cycle, and it went
right into the rest of the boot process.  What gives?  Is it the humidity 
of
bonnie bonnie ol' England?  I've *never* had this issue with another piece 
of
gear, yet it seems to be a fairly common occurance with EDP owners.  I 
wonder
why?  Is it the ZIF sockets they're using?

Mark Sottilaro

Andy Ewen wrote:

>
> the problem would be a signal that was too healthy overloading the input
> and engaging the limiter. That can also have a low-pass effect. You may
> need to turn the input volume knob down a bit if that is the problem.