Rob

When I was a participant years ago with a jet ski club that made an annual trip down the Michigan shoreline and collected donations for the leader Dogs school near Detroit. Every year we had both types of shirts available. T’s and Polo’s That way people had a couple choices. Don’t know how much of a problem it would be to offer that being it is a special year. I’m still the Concert T-shirt kinda guy. And possibly a sublimation process would make a better print?

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Hello Leon and welcome to the site.

Has a date been decided for the sub build?

Thanks Ed for adding me.

I like both of those. Wonder if Bob would allow a photo of him somewhere in there?

Hello Ed. If Treehouse A is still available, I’d like to reserve that one. And if it gets reclaimed then give me D. I will be there for the first week. 9th thru the 16th

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One of my all time favorite.

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I don’t have any experience with 3d printing but it would be nice to get reproduction parts of the same quality. Im sure there are many levels and capabilities that 3D printers can achieve but the layered look? Can 3D printers create a piece that is a perfectly smooth surface?

It would be nice to get things like these made.

One of the reasons you don’t see the buttons out there is because nobody makes them. And if you can get a display frame, the plastic is old and fragile and will break easily if you don’t know what you’re doing. I’ve reconstructed many of these and used epoxy and other materials that work for the most part very well. Those buttons are separate pieces and the pins on the main piece get melted to the button assembly. It would be nice to have the whole display available and be a new production piece.

I had my MXR 150 for 35 years and it was the best receiver I ever had. Loved it. People loved the sound while cranking out the tune on some CV PA speakers. Easily restorable and worth it in my opinion.

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Yeh. There are not many videos on the things we do here. The bottom is the easiest way to get at the knobs. Also the 2 cables that go to the input board connect to a couple boxes. Those usually need to be sprayed too. The knobs and cable boxes are some of the most problematic items. Even after a total restoration these things can still cause scratchy sounds and often sound cutting out sometimes.

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Welcome to the site! I would keep the TFM75’s. They are worth a lot more than the PT2400’s. And they are pretty much the same amp. But that’s just my opinion. But if you really want to do the deal, I have a 2400 I’ll trade with you. 😁