Re: Confirmed: My EDP is broken.

[Henry Heine <henry@bagend.com>]

Mike Nelson , Mr. Boomerang , returned my calls less than an hour after I 
posted the request. A testament to the awesome power of this list, or 
prolly a coincidence.

Thanks, Mike and all.

-Henry

Henry Heine wrote:
> 
> My condolences. I can relate.
> 
> I have a sick Boomerang. I would like to get it fixed and get the 
>upgrade at the same time.
> 
> I'll pay.
> 
> I've left 5 messages on their answering machine over the past 2 weeks. 
>No call back.
> 
> Maybe they're on holiday?
> 
> If anyone knows these guys, tell them to call me.
> 
> Henry Heine
> 
> henry@bagend.com
> 
> Bag End Loudspeakers
> vox 847 382 4550
> fax 847 382 4551
> http://www.bagend.com
> 
> sine@zerocrossing.net wrote:
> >
> > Well, at this point, I'm pretty damn sure it's not oxidized memory, or 
>poorly
> > seated eproms.  I've been over and over those roads.  I left a loop 
>running all
> > night, it was still going this morning, but a *gentle* tap brought the 
>house of
> > cards down.  Could be a bad solder joint somewhere, but why speculate? 
> I can't
> > fix it.
> >
> > My EDP is broken.
> >
> > So, where do I go from here?  I guess I send it somewhere and wait.  
>I'm
> > pissed, but what am I going to do?  It mainly sucks because these 
>things become
> > your instrument, and when they die it's hard not to get emotional 
>about it.
> > Thanks to all of you who offered me your extra EDPs, but I'm going to 
>distance
> > myself from the EDP for a while and just stick with my Repeater for 
>now.
> >
> > Mark Sottilaro