Topic: looking for repair on modded GP dmic20

[spoogles]

well the dmic went down this weekend @ vegoose. would like to try and see if it's fixable and since it's been modded i cant send it to GP. any ideas? any of the TS hackers want to give a try to see whats up?

[Chuck]

well the dmic went down this weekend @ vegoose. would like to try and see if it's fixable and since it's been modded i cant send it to GP. any ideas? any of the TS hackers want to give a try to see whats up?

What mod was done on it?
What doesn't work on it anymore?

[jlykos]

You may want to try Paul at Pro Digital out of Philadelphia.  The man is a magician.  A wizard.

www.prodigitalinc.com
http://philadelphia.citysearch.com/profile/8907503/broomall_pa/pro_digital_incorporated.html

[rowjimmy]

well the dmic went down this weekend @ vegoose. would like to try and see if it's fixable and since it's been modded i cant send it to GP. any ideas? any of the TS hackers want to give a try to see whats up?

What mod was done on it?
What doesn't work on it anymore?

I've used this dmic and have spoken to spoogles earlier in the week so I'll chime in with general notes.
It has the 'todd mod' gain knobs for adjusting between the switched steps.

I think he'd best describe the problem though.

[spoogles]

deck gets power, levels pop from -60 to 0 with no correlation to the sound levels, monitoring on deck is only static.
called Graham-Patten and they said they would work on it so sent it out this past Monday. I am waiting to hear back from them. I'm hoping it's a blown diode or something and wont be too expensive to fix. anything under 150$ and I'll be as happy as a clam.

[spoogles]

seems it was a shot dc to dc converter. 112$ to fix, not bad.