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Fry-erWire Woes - not just for cameras:-(
Let's preface this by saying that I'm REALLY careful when hooking my camera etc to my PC's. I have an isolator box in place and I really watch how the fry-erwire connectors are oriented.
So would you believe that I just blew my Sound Devices 702 by hooking it up to a system that didn't have the isolator in place and that I somehow got the connector reversed? Believe it!!!!! Bad smell, no power on, etc etc etc. Think I'll go find a dark corner and cry! |
Re: Fry-erWire Woes - not just for cameras:-(
Dear Jim,
I am very sorry to hear about your 702. I expect that Sound Devices will provide excellent service and support. |
Re: Fry-erWire Woes - not just for cameras:-(
I'll call them first thing Monday.
The subject of FryerWire damaging cameras comes up frequently, so I thought I'd post this to let folks know that sound gear can be blown as well. Be careful! Thanks for the condolences. As you might expect I'm not a happy camper right about now. Fortunately I finished a series of recordings yesterday and have a break before the next set so hopefully they can get it repaired before I need it again. |
Re: Fry-erWire Woes - not just for cameras:-(
Just an update.
The folks at Sound Devices confirmed that this is almost certainly a blown FRYERWIRE port and offered me a loaner for a nominal price while mine is being repaired. Quick response. I.m sending the 702 back today. |
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