That does not sound bad if you are happy with the results. It sounds
like a lot of custom work.
By the way, I can rebuild ANY Neotek PSU for anyone in need. I used to
be a PSU engineer eons ago.
I can do flat rate or hourly. I charge $65 per hour plus parts.
Typical single supply should run 5 to 6 hours. Parts will vary
considerably... Flat rates on request. All I need are schematics. PC
Layouts are nice as well.
Obviously, I cannot do on-site work unless someone wants to fly me
from Boston!
:-)
I do travel for the right price, typically $650 per day plus expenses.
db
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Quoting Jack Dean Stauss <[email protected]>:
I got a real good friend "deal" on it but expect to pay around $1500
all inclusive. That includes parts, labor, retrofitting the console
for nl8, bringing it all back up on the variac, testing rail by rail,
fuse holders etc.
Jack
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On Mar 26, 2010, at 10:21 AM, David Butler <[email protected]> wrote:
What did he charge?
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on-time & under-budget results with cutting edge technologies.
Quoting Jack Stauss <[email protected]>:
Kai,
I don't know if you got any leads but Ralph Skelton over at Pacific
Innovative Electronics rebuilt my series one PSU and did an amazing job
with led's for every power rail so you can see a failure at any power
drawing point, recapped the unit with 12000 series caps instead of 4700
and rewired the whole system to work with an NL8 connector so I can get
the heat away from the control booth. I mean he did an AMAZING job.
Feel free to contact him at:
[email protected]
Tell him Jack sent you.
Jack Dean Stauss
No Static Pro Audio Inc.
3083 N. California St.
Burbank, Ca. 91504
818-729-8554
818-729-8551 Fax
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On Mar 18, 2010, at 6:16 PM, Kai Narezo wrote:
Hey all,
The power supply to my 16 channel Series 1 is going wonky. I've lost
led meters and for about a year now the board has seemed to be getting
noisier. A friend offered me a Mitsubishi (AL00103) power supply that
has +-18 and 24v. Is this something worth thinking about? And how
hard would it be to get it working for this board? Also, I'm assuming
that it wouldn't supply phantom power?
Finally, can anyone recommend a good tech in L.A. to help me out with
this?
Thanks as always for everyone's input,
Kai
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