On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 21:39:15 +0100, Torrance Bell
<starlite528@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I remember when mirrors were it, man! When I /finally/ got a chance to
> actually use any kind of 'intelligent' fixture, they were MAC 500 (and
> later a couple of others.....can't remember the name now :( )
>
> The head guy there complained that the mirrors could never hit the same
> spot. What's the verdict, or is it all dependent on year, make, model,
> and revision?
>
> Torrance
Slightly eg where two different versions of the CP Goldenscan HPE for
instance, the ones made in Italy had heavier damping on the mirrors & so
tended to miss there stop, the Pulsar assembled ones had the damping set
more lightly so tended to wobble more. Mirrors tended to be 8bit as well,
so there's an age issue. It's slightly horses for courses, mirrors don't
wobble lx bars & no moving head comes close to a miniscan HPE for stings.
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