Here is a low res video of my Elta in action.
Making the video almost made me change my mind about getting rid of it
Unfortunately In order to keep things interesting and get new boxes once in a while I have to let one go.
Well here it is

Thanks for te vid! That thing really pumps! The only thing that could make it better would be a real spectrum analyzer! Very nice!

Great video transam, i miss my master blaster, hey one question buddy wich unit do you think weighs the most, the elta or the wx1?.

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Originally posted by rimmer36:
Great video transam, i miss my master blaster, hey one question buddy wich unit do you think weighs the most, the elta or the wx1?.

Its a toss up but I think the WX-1 might be a bit heavier.
I couldnt imagine either one with 10 d batteries in thats for sho.
A real spectrum analyzer would be the bomb!!
Kittmaster was talking the same thing when I first got it.

it can be done.....but who has the balls to cut into the front plastic to install one!!

hmm.........oh........I do.....

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Originally posted by kittmaster:
it can be done.....but who has the balls to cut into the front plastic to install one!!

hmm.........oh........I do.....

kittmaster = kajones!

Nice job on the video, that's an impressive box to say the least. You've got to see these in person, they are so huge videos don't do them justice.

Fantastic video TA and that is 1 bad azz boomer.

Amazing video.. she's a marvel.

On the subject of adding spectrum analyser's to existing machines, has anyone done it?

I've got a broken down Sony FH-150R and a National RX-C300F-2 that I'd love to extract the analyser's from. The National's is a self contained little unit that just plugs into another board, which I assumed would be easier to put into some other box.

Sorry for going off on a tangent, but I've been wondering how to do this for a while and had to ask if it's possible/been done before.

And I can't believe no one's bought the Elta off you yet transamguy. Incredible.

Slammin vid Frank! I like how you can see the ipod in the reflection of the chrome knobs...