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25 Years of PARIS [message #110260] Tue, 19 December 2023 20:39 Go to next message
Will The Weirdo is currently offline  Will The Weirdo   MEXICO
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I recently realized it was 25 years ago I discovered PARIS... wow! Very Happy

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Re: 25 Years of PARIS [message #110261 is a reply to message #110260] Wed, 20 December 2023 08:36 Go to previous messageGo to next message
lastlaf51 is currently offline  lastlaf51   UNITED STATES
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coming up on 26 years here...as long as the hardware holds up and I have a PC to run it, I'll never change Wink

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Re: 25 Years of PARIS [message #110262 is a reply to message #110260] Thu, 21 December 2023 16:45 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Rich.Kelley is currently offline  Rich.Kelley   UNITED STATES
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Wow! Time flies much too fast.

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Re: 25 Years of PARIS [message #110264 is a reply to message #110260] Wed, 10 January 2024 15:26 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Johnny Reno   
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Will, I'm on 25 years with Paris! Been through a few EDS cards though,
Just rebuilt a P4 machine, keep getting error code 2/2 on load up,
any ideas? I have not seen that before.
Trying to get a decent Magma chassis so as to migrate to Win 10
newer machine, I have worked on every DAW out there, I still
like the Paris sound, thanks Mike Audet!
Cheers,
Johnny

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Re: 25 Years of PARIS [message #110265 is a reply to message #110264] Fri, 19 January 2024 08:44 Go to previous message
Will The Weirdo is currently offline  Will The Weirdo   MEXICO
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Just the usual tips.
I would pull each card and use an eraser to clean the PCI slot pins until they are shiny.
Double check every cable and cable connection, looking for bent pins on them.
On you mother board make sure you don't have a PCI slot sharing with the video controller. New motherboards seem to do this less and less.
Double check you power supply is powerful enough to power the EDS cards.

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