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+ 1 for the awesome diagram. Makes much more sense to me this way

Compatibility mode probably won't work since it's driver related but you can download XP mode which is a virtual machine of XP that may do the job. Since the 324 is a PCI card there may be some hoops to go through. Here is the link to download XP mode: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/dow...

Praying for Greg's family and friends. He was a really good builder.

Praying for you and your family, Leland. May God give you comfort and peace

Colon close parentheses FTW

Very nice!!! Great work Greg

LelandCrooks wrote:Thanks. It's a little big to send. 1hr video. Expressions has a 10 minute limit. There was precursor to it that's no longer supported. I'll find it.

Boot from a current Ubuntu live CD and use Pitivi. Its very simple and easy.

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:

Landl.livesound wrote: But the more I dig and measure the more I realize just how much I don't know.

It took three years but you finally said something I can agree with.

+1

If they ever ship. Peavey has a recent history of long shipping delays and even pulling some products after having them on a "waiting" list for several years.

I REALLY hope these ship though. I've been following them for several months waiting on them to be ready

I don't know whether they are all digital or not but I am stocking up on the new peavey IPR amps when they finally start shipping

I've got one that hooks to a regular cordless drill. Was designed for caulking pre-fab log homes. Works well but I only have it for the small tubes and I use the large ones

What Bill said. And never use the words homebuilt/homebrew, diy, or self built. Give numbers in spl. Use phrases like "custom designed and built; like Dave rat and the Clair Bros do".

I totally removed all the screws after putting strips of abs cement in two or three places to hold the back in place. Works well and if you have to replace any elements it's a fairly easy process with a sharp knife. This also allows you to cut the tweeters significantly narrower to fit more in the a...

Sydney wrote:

I have wiped down the surface with lacquer thinner between each coat.

Is it possible that the thinner leaves a residue?
FWIW: I have not found it necessary for an intermediate wipe down on this stuff. Because it is water based.

This would also be my guess

In the South here soundpro.com has about the same prices with better shipping rates