I have the ST 1700B, but it has been upgraded to include auto-set level, and the inter-modulation distortion module. I tend to use the HP-8903A a bit more.Rich,
Nice work area. What model Sound Technology do you have there?
Enjoy,
Rich P
I have the ST 1700B, but it has been upgraded to include auto-set level, and the inter-modulation distortion module. I tend to use the HP-8903A a bit more.Rich,
Nice work area. What model Sound Technology do you have there?
Yes. I noticed the extra controls on the top center where those options (IM Distortion) are inserted.I have the ST 1700B, but it has been upgraded to include auto-set level, and the inter-modulation distortion module. I tend to use the HP-8903A a bit more.
Enjoy,
Rich P
I got mine many years ago, but I believe this is it: http://www.amazon.com/18w-Flex-Lamp...1827766&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=ottlite+FlexArm It was designed for women's craft projects, and provides smooth natural light, designed to minimize glare, while fully illuminating my work. It has a heavy base, as well as a table side clamp, so you choose how you want to use it.
For magnification, I use a magnifier hood with a variety of flip-down lenses and rotate in loupe. That way, I can wear my bifocal safety glasses (http://www.amazon.com/MSA-Safety-Wo...id=1441828764&sr=8-1&keywords=bearcat+glasses), and get good magnification when I need it. I also don't have to fuss with moving my magnifier around all the time (they do tend to get in the way).
Mine are similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/SE-MH1047L-Il...Magnifier/dp/B003UCODIA/ref=pd_bxgy_201_img_y
For magnification that does not require you to get close to focus, just clip these onto your safety glasses: http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-light-B...1441830286&sr=8-9&keywords=surgical+magnifier
Enjoy,
Rich P
Bringing this thread back from the grave now that I finally have a decent shot of my workbench!
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I like that toolchest
Somewhere in Switzerland!