[HAM] MIG-LR

[Bohachewsky, Andrew V.]

I did do that and really gooped a bunch of the stuff all over it, don't
think it helped very much.

It really is picking up the singing of that metal back panel. I've been
slow delving into this as the singing is fairly low (unless you hit the
Leslie or tap on the bottom back panel), and it's not my main gigging
Leslie at the moment.

Reading email does get the brain cells firing a bit sometimes... maybe a
cross brace that attaches to the wood section, goes across the panel and
presses down on it with some pads - sort of like a drum muffler - would
do the trick?

I will also post with any positive results. Despite the singing I think
it is an improvement to the 760 sound.

Andy

-----Original Message-----
From: hammond-bounces at zeni.net [mailto:hammond-bounces at zeni.net] On
Behalf Of yngve berg
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 3:08 PM
To: hammond at zeni.net
Subject: Re: [HAM] MIG-LR


I am going to keep you informed, indeed.Whether you like it or
not....mmmmwwwoooohahahaha..


BTW, when talking about singing from that tube, I read the
seller/inventors page up and down approx. 38 times. He actually added
this,typed in red:


Important 
            - please read

Under rough use (vibrations due to transport or high volume levels) you
should secure the tube with a thick bead of silicone sealant to the
MIG-L
circuit board. This also minimizes microphonic effects. 


Silicone..they apparently do not get VERY hot, these tubes,since he
recommended this? I do not know. Learning by doing, I will suggest. If
noone has a better idea..