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18th October 2004, 08:12 AM
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Replacement of a CDM1
I am about to change the CDM1 drive on a Revox B226 with one taken from a Philips 304. Do I simply replace the drive board with the one from the Revox and plug in or will there be adjustments to the laser etc required? I would have thought that the replacement unit would simply boot up with the same laser power etc. as the one taken out - but thought it wise to check.
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