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Ringel · 05-15-04, 08:59 PM

Just burn it all...

07-06-04, 08:40 PM

Everyone should buy new gear once a year and donate the used stuff to me!!!

07-29-04, 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by djmerritt
denatured is filtered better. rubbing alcohol still can leave a residue.

just something i picked up in school.

was that dj school?

08-06-04, 05:05 PM

Just messin with ya merrit...I work with optics and as I understand it there are three grades of alcohol. Isopropyl is the worst and dirtiest, Methyl alcohol is cleaner and ethanol is the best and cleanest. As far as I know the cleanliness of the alcohol is only critical when cleaning fiber optics we use isopropyl on all electrical connections because it is cheaper and stuff.

Xmuzik · 12-12-04, 06:10 AM

kill yourself...............or someone that has gear

Soundsofthedj · 12-12-04, 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by :Psyborg

my sony headphones broke and i taped them back together with electrical tape. im so punk rock.

Yeah those MDV-700s. I've seen like 8 people with the same part broken on them, they're great headphones don't get me wrong, but made like they were produced in Calcutta or something.

02-15-05, 08:20 PM

Hey guys, we are going to have a "How To" section in our new music magazine and it will feature questions and answers like, How to get a demo, How to get copywrited, How to find the right gear (DJs of course) etc.... I would love to hear input on what you guys would want in that section. The magazine is called Music Ink. Anyone need coverage? call me at 214-824-4137.
Amy

richardthomas · 07-22-05, 09:03 AM

Turntable Revolution - Jay did a great job fixing my 1200 and djm 500.

I would highly recommend

Eddie Archive · 12-16-05, 03:17 PM

bump

monarch · 01-24-06, 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rich

Turntable Revolution - Jay did a great job

...he's like the dallas "industry standard" repair man

DAUNYA · 02-02-06, 04:55 PM

[quote=rich]Turntable Revolution - Jay did a great job fixing my 1200 and djm 500.

my 1200 drags, and I heard it was because of a magnet inside the deck. did j tell you what was wrong with yours when he fixed it? how much did he charge you?
i know time is money and i hear he is usually busy.

DAUNYA · 02-02-06, 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoupMagnet

I have a pair of DB - OPERA Lyric 415 Active Bi-Amping speakers that need to be looked at. I think there is a bad connection in one of the amps that causes some horrific eardrum piercing static that always seems to kick in during an ambient break in the music.

Oh and by the way, I bought them in Germany so they are 210 volts (I have convertors).

Any idea where I can go to get em fixed?

the 210 voltage will cause the shit to blow up and cause static unless you buy the right kind of converter.

DJ_Persona · 04-07-06, 06:45 PM

I heard that guy does a great job...I need to take mine to him ASAP

Homero_G · 09-10-06, 12:12 AM

These guys are awesome:

CAE Sound

I have taken a number of synths and drum machines there over the years. They do excellent work. Highly recommended. A++.

Tymeless · 10-28-06, 06:32 PM

I'm gonna need my tables looked at when I get back, one needs to be repaired because i lost the right channel, and no its not the needles. I'll definatly look up jay.

And a fix for those sony's if you figure 8 a ziptie around the broken part near the swivel, it pulls it back together and works almost like new. (one reason I like my Technics headphones)

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07-06-04, 08:40 PM	#17 (permalink)
Riche "boOm" Guest Posts: n/a	Everyone should buy new gear once a year and donate the used stuff to me!!!

08-06-04, 05:05 PM	#19 (permalink)
DJ Khris Ryan Guest Posts: n/a	Just messin with ya merrit...I work with optics and as I understand it there are three grades of alcohol. Isopropyl is the worst and dirtiest, Methyl alcohol is cleaner and ethanol is the best and cleanest. As far as I know the cleanliness of the alcohol is only critical when cleaning fiber optics we use isopropyl on all electrical connections because it is cheaper and stuff.

12-12-04, 06:10 AM	#20 (permalink)
Xmuzik Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: The Horizon Line Of Your Mind Posts: 361	kill yourself...............or someone that has gear

02-15-05, 08:20 PM	#22 (permalink)
jazzysinger Guest Posts: n/a	Hey guys, we are going to have a "How To" section in our new music magazine and it will feature questions and answers like, How to get a demo, How to get copywrited, How to find the right gear (DJs of course) etc.... I would love to hear input on what you guys would want in that section. The magazine is called Music Ink. Anyone need coverage? call me at 214-824-4137. Amy

12-16-05, 03:17 PM	#24 (permalink)
Eddie Archive Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 4,859	bump

02-02-06, 04:55 PM	#26 (permalink)
DAUNYA Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: the metroplex Posts: 338	[quote=rich]Turntable Revolution - Jay did a great job fixing my 1200 and djm 500. my 1200 drags, and I heard it was because of a magnet inside the deck. did j tell you what was wrong with yours when he fixed it? how much did he charge you? i know time is money and i hear he is usually busy.

09-10-06, 12:12 AM	#29 (permalink)
Homero_G Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: San Francisco (Ashbury Heights) Posts: 4	These guys are awesome: CAE Sound I have taken a number of synths and drum machines there over the years. They do excellent work. Highly recommended. A++.