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Trident 80 parts? [message #337922]

Wed, 30 April 2008 13:08

Dusk Bennett
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I know the source a few years ago was Jackson and Assoc. I believe he sold his inventory to another vendor. I've had some results with BAE but I need an additional source for some random cosmetic pieces, switches, and lamps.

Any one have any ideas where I can locate this?

Dusk

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #337962 is a reply to message #337922 ]

Wed, 30 April 2008 14:36

Matt Allen
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Since I'm at BAE often, I'll look and see if we don't have some boxes of 80 series stuff hidden. Randy will probably want to unload it, so I'll check for you.

Matt Allen

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #337988 is a reply to message #337962 ]

Wed, 30 April 2008 16:04

Dusk Bennett
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Matt Allen wrote on Wed, 30 April 2008 20:36

Since I'm at BAE often, I'll look and see if we don't have some boxes of 80 series stuff hidden. Randy will probably want to unload it, so I'll check for you.

yeah let me know what you find out...we're ready to buy.
Dusk

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #338267 is a reply to message #337988 ]

Thu, 01 May 2008 14:00

J.J. Blair
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Look on eBay. Somebody is parting out an 80B console right now. Maybe he can help.

I have shitloads of the pots (probably better than a pot load of shits), if you need any of those.

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #339144 is a reply to message #338267 ]

Mon, 05 May 2008 14:55

Dusk Bennett
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J.J. Blair wrote on Thu, 01 May 2008 20:00

Look on eBay. Somebody is parting out an 80B console right now. Maybe he can help.

I have shitloads of the pots (probably better than a pot load of shits), if you need any of those.

JJ, thanks. I'm sure we can use some pots. I'll get your phone number from Carter and call you (or email) once I figure out when I'm getting everything.

Dusk

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #339162 is a reply to message #337922 ]

Mon, 05 May 2008 16:36

Matt Allen
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Dusk,

Checked at Blevco today and all we have is a box of Trident TSM parts. Not sure if any of it crosses to the 80 series. Mainly pots, and some mini faders.

Matt Allen

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #339165 is a reply to message #339162 ]

Mon, 05 May 2008 16:47

J.J. Blair
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Some doofus on eBay was selling the pots for like $25 each or something ridiculous. That's like more than 1,000% mark up!

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Re: Trident 80 parts? [message #339304 is a reply to message #337922 ]

Tue, 06 May 2008 09:50

Jim Williams
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Those pots were made by Preh, a Swiss co. out of biz for a dozen years or so. They are very high quality carbon pots and rarly ever wear out. They were used in Amek Angela's and Soundcraft TS-24's. Audio Maintanence in UK has copies made by Radiohm, not the same quality but they fit. Trident 80's tended to hard wire them instead of pc mount so you can call Soundcraft and wire those in, you may need to use a Soundcraft knob, though.

Jim Williams
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