By kebzer
Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:54 pm
Sad but true, the 60 died on me this morning. After several months of storage, I decided to place it back in the setup, but when I fired it up, strange noise was coming through the outs and it could not recognize the rest 13.1 secs of mem. First thought was to resit the ram chip. Did it. Nothing. Took it out and rebooted without it. Nothing. The problem was still there. No sound would come out of it, besides clicks and decepticon talk.
So, most prob the time has come for this one. R.I.P my 60, off to the next one (most prob a mk2 this time).
Long live the rest 60's out there.
So, most prob the time has come for this one. R.I.P my 60, off to the next one (most prob a mk2 this time).
Long live the rest 60's out there.
Toe wrote:When I got to this guys house to pick up my 60 he fired up his sp1200 and played me a beat, I almost cried, it sounded like jesus beatboxing in my ears.
Coz wrote:
Political correctness was shot dead at the door of this forum! It is funny at times though.
thats bad news. I wish there were more "doctors" and "medicine" for old gear. But to face th fact: We all will see the day when our lovely toys pass away.
better send it to sonseelye for an autopsy
After tearing it apart into every single component and then reassempled it, it came back to life. Can't figure out yet what the problem is, however I suspect that it has something to do with the mem controller board.