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$$$, and one has to wonder if it was worth it.

He claimed that his 3500 was on the very high-end of console quality after he finished...but he also admitted it was a

crazy project, and he ended up with a "white elephant" that he can never sell (who would pay the money that he

invested into it).

I'm just looking to keep my 3500 operational...which is why I have the spare parts and PS....until one of these days I

run across a good deal on a used Trident or Amek....or ???

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02-28-2010

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Hi miroslav,

yeah, we'll see if something needs replacing. I'll be able to get some new batteries for my multimeter tomorrow but

the caps all looked very good so I'm confident nothing needs replacing. I'll measure the voltages and ripple

nevertheless.

Nice work with the cleaning, I did the first quadro channelstrip and a fader module today and I can relate to that now.

Although I guess my board was a little messier than yours. I suspect it hasn't been cleaned for years. I've

documented what I did again at another site and will post some pictures and essentially what I wrote on the site here,

too.

If you could find the guy again that would be great! I'm really interested in that stuff although I won't go into those

extremes. Still, such things make an entertaining and interesting read!

So, here it comes.

There are all together 542 small parts to clean. Every channelstrip has 2 faders and 14 knobs. The master section

consists of 8 bus faders, 4 aux return faders, 1 stereo fader and 17 knobs.

Now, if you lookup the term “lazy” in a thesaurus, you will most likely find my passport photograph right next to the

definition. 542 small parts to clean, a toothbrush and me don’t mix very well so it’s going to be the dishwasher with

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