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jmstone
Joined: 01 Jul 2008
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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:58 pm Post subject: tr-rack for gigging? |
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Hi everyone,
I just got a tr-rack from ebay. Seems very nice so far, although it seems that the transformer inside the machine is not held in place very securely - it seems to sit on a clear plastic sheet that is loosely held by some screws, so if it is tilted at all, the transformer bumps against the top of the case. This does not strike me as very robust for transportation etc! I thought there might be something loose, but I took a look and it seems to have been designed for the transformer to "float" in this way..
Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Should it be for studio use only?
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Diego
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Joined: 13 Sep 2003
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Location: Italy
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Hi!
I used it for gigging for a year, and never had a problem!
I think the best is to place it inside a flight case, leave the power cable on, and you're done 
HTH, regards
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