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The EH ManModeratorQuote:it looks like a fake… tell you what, i’ll take it off your hands to spare you any further embarrassment.
seriously though, it looks great!
i think what we all want to know though is:1. what does it sound like?
2. how much did it cost?It’s the real deal, folks. Check out info here:
http://electroharmonix.ronsound.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10&Itemid=45The EH ManModeratorYou can run it off your One Spot instead if you want.
January 18, 2009 at 4:11 am in reply to: My vintage Deluxe Memory Man has a dead 220v/??? power supply – what do I need? 24V/100mA output? +/- of power supply contact? #91042The EH ManModeratorOr on Ebay, probably locally.
The EH ManModeratorLooks like there was a redesign. Maybe they printed the circuit boards backwards :doh:
The EH ManModeratorQuote:Thanks. I just thought of another ? Can you give me the values of the pots so I can check to see if they’re correct?Thanks.
MJ
Color: 10K
Rate: 1M
Range: 100KI took these values from a schematic for a vintage Electric Mistress but I believe it’s the same for the newer ones.
The EH ManModeratorQuote:My new power supply has Output Voltage 12V DC 12.0VA and Output Current 12V – 1000mA. So in my case does it mean that it’s impossible to use it with Black Finger?Correct. You need to find one that outputs 12VAC, 1000mA. In the meantime, you should just use a 220 – 110 stepdown transformer to use the original adapter.
The EH ManModeratorI would check the solder joints where the pot connects to the circuit board.
The EH ManModeratorPolarity doesn’t matter since it uses AC power and not DC. Just make sure your new adapter supplies AC and enough current and you’ll be good to go.
The EH ManModeratorQuote:Quote:It’s likely an Issue H board (5 op-amps / 4 transistors). Essentially, it’s the same as the Issue J, just earlier by a year or 2. The burned resistor is a 47 ohm.What’s the date code on the pot? I’d like to add it to my list.
Does anyone have a schematic of the Issue H? http://www.ronsound.com has one, but they want $5 for it…
I’ll have a look at the pot code this evening and try to get better pictures of the front and bottom of the PCB.
Thanx for the help so far!
RonSound is me. The small charge helps me to buy more schematics and pay for my hosting. If you went to musicparts.com they’d charge you $15.
I don’t think the Fs have anything to do with Issue.
The EH ManModeratorYou dare invoke Fender&EHX;when The EH Man is around? :nono:
It’s likely an Issue H board (5 op-amps / 4 transistors). Essentially, it’s the same as the Issue J, just earlier by a year or 2. The burned resistor is a 47 ohm.
What’s the date code on the pot? I’d like to add it to my list.
The EH ManModeratorQuote:no i havent i just got itI haven’t seen the inside of one yet, but I’m betting there’s either a bad switch or a dead op-amp causing your problem. If you just purchased it (assuming you bought it new), it’s still under warranty and you can contact EH to have it repaired.
The EH ManModeratorI asked Gary about this and he said “No such thing was ever made!” I directed him to the webpage showing it and he said “I’ll call you back…”. That was the last I heard.
Possibly an unauthorized EH product?The EH ManModeratorHave you had any intermittent problems w/ it before?
The EH ManModeratorThis has been on ebay for quite a while. I’m pretty sure I talked to the owner last year and mentioned that I thought $450 was a bit high. Not that I care, since I already have one.
The EH ManModeratorJust track the ground wire from the AC jack to the board and solder the wire there.
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