27 May
2011
27 May
'11
5:29 a.m.
From: wdonzelli at gmail.com
Hi Will
You most likely owned the one I have at one time.
I'll admit that I spent a few hours soldering bad joints
in order to get it all working well. Still, I like it. It
does what is it suppose to do and is easy to use.
I can patch what ever I like with regular banana plugs
and not some special jumpers that are no longer
available.
If searching on the web for those that don't know
what we are talking about, look for either LPG-20 or
LGP-20. It should be LGP-20.
Unless someone gives me a EAI with a as many opamps,
I'll use it.
Thousands of GP-6s were used in schools and worked
well there. To hold up to that kind of use is better
than many pieces of electronics can say.
Dwight
Does anyone have a copy of the Comdyna
Microhybrid I manual?
Hopefully not. Best used for wrapping fish.
Those Comdyna machines were the shittiest pieces of computer equipment
I have ever seen - and yes, I include no-name PeeCee clones in my
thinking. At one point I owned almost all the LGP-20s ever made (I had
16 of them, I think), and the build quality in every single one was
horrid. And do not get me started on the mechanical design.
--
Will