September 1, 200817 yr Way better build quality than that other mod company. Should last as long as the player. Way too many mod companies, which one?
September 1, 200817 yr Way too many mod companies, which one? I'm pretty sure that Kevin is referring to Todd's other player.
September 1, 200817 yr Author Yeah I assume KG is referring to my apl 3910 in which case I agree the build quality of the actual mods is of much higher quality on the modwright.
September 1, 200817 yr Nice impressions Todd, please keep them coming, sounds like a real winner. Hmmmmm, maybe I need to track one down for a comparo.
September 11, 200817 yr How's the build of the actual transport (solid/flimsy/other)? I remember reading/seeing that MW did some dampening to the transport and maybe some other mods.
September 11, 200817 yr Author For Sony it's actually pretty solid you can see the dampening MW adds in this pic: I've got no idea what those silver little blocks are but that's the only dampening going on that I can see.
September 11, 200817 yr Nice. Now I'm wondering if MW is going to tackle that new Sony ES player they showed at CEDIA.
September 11, 200817 yr Author Nice. Now I'm wondering if MW is going to tackle that new Sony ES player they showed at CEDIA. I kinda doubt it, outside of the modded Transporter most of Dan's focus is on his own line of gear.
September 13, 200817 yr Gongrats on the Modwright. I have owned two on different occasions and enjoyed them alot. For a large and positive improvment on the player(although costly) try either the Bedix 6900 or GE7044 tubes.
September 14, 200817 yr looks just like the weights one received in the box for pine wood derby car kits. They look like stick-on wheel weights. Here's an example:
September 14, 200817 yr I think so too. They are mostly used for balancing wheels after installing new tires. The Modwright definitely is the most interesting use I've ever seen made of them.
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