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Steve James
23-03-2010, 07:16 PM
Evening All :)

Having a clearout and have the following for sale:

1 pair of old OHM 3 way 250w speakers (eminence loaded)1x15 + horn + tweeter. Condition: Good £60

1 pair of JBL TR125's. 1x15 + 1x horn. Condition: Very good £130

4x Acme Dynamo 250w scanners complete with 4x power leads, 3x 2m dmx cables & CA-8 control. These have only been used a handful of times & are like new. Also comes with original packaging. £285 no offers.

1x RSQ CDG karaoke player. Has some scratches on the outer casing but otherwise in good condition. £70

More to come soon...:beer1:

Steve James
25-03-2010, 01:48 PM
A few pic of gear. I'm up the warehouse tomorrow so I'll grab a pic of the JBL's then.

Retro Ohm's
7635

Acme Scanners
7636

Karaoke Player
7637

Open to offers....

Rowleys
25-03-2010, 02:46 PM
would you sell just 1 Acme Dynamo :(

Steve James
25-03-2010, 02:49 PM
would you sell just 1 Acme Dynamo :(
Sorry mate, no can do however, I may split into pairs ;)

Rowleys
25-03-2010, 02:57 PM
how much for a pair as i also ready have 2 and the one of mine has gone really dull. No idea why

Steve James
25-03-2010, 03:08 PM
£150 for a pair, These are immaculate with hardly any use.

one of mine has gone really dull. No idea why
Have you checked the lamp? The cheap ELC's from places like ebay are renowned for this.

DJ Jules
25-03-2010, 06:42 PM
Have you checked the lamp? The cheap ELC's from places like ebay are renowned for this.

Yup, avoid Soundlab or non-branded lamps, buy Osram or Philips only - the output from anything is pathetic by comparison.

Julian

Rowleys
25-03-2010, 07:12 PM
i have tryed loads of bulbs even the one from the other acme thats really brite

DJ Jules
25-03-2010, 07:21 PM
i have tryed loads of bulbs even the one from the other acme thats really brite

I guess it's not that then? Hmm, on the electrical side it could be the cable from the power unit to the lamp, or possibly a burnt out relay? On the optical side, dust in the lens or a mis-aligned lamp or gobo wheel? If you run it with the cover off, does the lamp look dark, or does it look as bright as the other Dynamo?

Sorry, last post I promise - I don't mean to hijack :P

Julian

Steve James
25-03-2010, 07:28 PM
I guess it's not that then? Hmm, on the electrical side it could be the cable from the power unit to the lamp, or possibly a burnt out relay? On the optical side, dust in the lens or a mis-aligned lamp or gobo wheel? If you run it with the cover off, does the lamp look dark, or does it look as bright as the other Dynamo?

Sorry, last post I promise - I don't mean to hijack :P

Julian

He'll just have to buy mine then....;)

Rowleys
25-03-2010, 09:03 PM
lol the light shines dull

sorry about the hijacked thread

Tony Scott
25-03-2010, 09:16 PM
I guess it's not that then? Hmm, on the electrical side it could be the cable from the power unit to the lamp, or possibly a burnt out relay? On the optical side, dust in the lens or a mis-aligned lamp or gobo wheel? If you run it with the cover off, does the lamp look dark, or does it look as bright as the other Dynamo?

Sorry, last post I promise - I don't mean to hijack :P

Julian

.... definitely wouldn't be a relay, a relay is basically just a switch, it's either on or off..... if a relay goes you get nothing passing through the circuit it is switching. I would guess if it's not a lamp issue it would almost certainly be a transformer or optics problem, if it's a transformer then throw it away and get a new fixture!

.......best thing Rowley would be to buy a pair of these Dynamos from Mr James! :D

Steve James
26-03-2010, 07:17 AM
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.......best thing Rowley would be to buy a pair of these Dynamos from Mr James! :D
Exactly..anyway, :ontopic: