jheu02 11 Posted Tuesday at 12:35 PM Posted Tuesday at 12:35 PM (edited) Hello all, I just acquired a Carver stack (M1.0t - inverting, C-1, and TX-11a) and am looking forward to getting them all up and running, and perhaps modded as well (definitely the BillD mods to the C-1). I normally hang out over on AK, as I have only had one piece of Carver gear in years past, MX-130 which I was able to bring back to life after reflowing numerous solder joints, but sold it while I was out of work. I've repaired lots of different brands and types of equipment, though I can't do full testing of things, so I'm ceertainly not a true tech, but I do have good soldering/desoldering equipment, cheap component tester, several DMMs, and a decent parts inventory. The M1.0t was listed as non-working, and that's what I just opened up yesterday to see if it was anything obvious. I suppose I should start a thread over in the Amp section of the forums with the info, so I guess that's all for now for this thread. Just wanted to say Hi and give a little background of what I may (or may not) be able to handle whilst doing the work. Guess I'll need to wait to rank in order to start a thread....😉 John Edited Tuesday at 12:46 PM by jheu02 added text 7
Balok 1,731 Posted Tuesday at 01:31 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:31 PM Welcome to the Carver site. Lots of us are not true techs but still enjoy working on our stereo equipment
Sk1Bum 12,874 Posted Tuesday at 01:34 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:34 PM Hi John and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! Congrats on getting the MX-130 going and sorry that you had to let it go. Good luck with the C-1 and M1.0t. You should be able to start a thread here: https://thecarversite.com/forum/85-m-10t-amps/
jheu02 11 Posted Tuesday at 01:55 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 01:55 PM Thanks all, and for the link. When I went to Browse...Forums it took me to the landing page for newbs. Perhaps I looked in the wrong place. 1
Kurt 3,190 Posted Tuesday at 07:45 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:45 PM 7 hours ago, jheu02 said: a Carver stack (M1.0t - inverting, C-1, and TX-11a) Welcome to the Carver Site, fellow North Carolinian. I'm from Charlotte. I'm curious... did you get your gear off FB Marketplace? I've been following a set of gear listed there that matches the 3 units you picked up. I almost picked it myself. But, I'm currently overrun with gear already...... and, other than knowing I got a good deal, I would have had no need for it. You'll get lots of help here to get your m1.0t up and running. Enjoy!
Half Life 1,129 Posted Tuesday at 09:35 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:35 PM Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
jheu02 11 Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago (edited) 5 hours ago, Kurt said: I'm curious... did you get your gear off FB Marketplace? Yes. I'd been watching prices of C-1s (the real reason I wanted it) on CL, eB, and elsewhere....and since prices have gotten somewhat out of control, I thought it was a good deal for all 3. I figured that if all else failed, and I did the BillD mods to the C-1, I could certainly recoup the costs. IF i can get the M1 up and running, it's a bonus! Edited 23 hours ago by jheu02 1
Kurt 3,190 Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 2 hours ago, jheu02 said: Yes. I'd been watching prices of C-1s (the real reason I wanted it) on CL, eB, and elsewhere....and since prices have gotten somewhat out of control, I thought it was a good deal for all 3. I figured that if all else failed, and I did the BillD mods to the C-1, I could certainly recoup the costs. IF i can get the M1 up and running, it's a bonus! Well, if you got the set I was looking at, you got a great deal! Enjoy it! I always watch the Charlotte area for deals on FB, ebay, and Craiglist, etc. I have been able to source most of my gear from around here... when you do that, you can avoid shipping charges, which can really add a lot to the costs. There are a couple area stores I frequent, too, which sometimes have good deals on used equipment... like Repo Records.
3M_Audio 2,287 Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Welcome! The nice thing about all the gear you mentioned is that it's fully serviceable and restorable for a lifetime of enjoyment. I'm looking forward to following your progress.
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