FS: Chameleon Labs 7602 with PS

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orksnork

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I've got a Chameleon Labs 7602 (original) with a power supply (and the cable to connect them) that I'd like to get rid of. Chances are, you've heard about it, you know people love them for the money, yadda yadda.

I've had it for about 2 years, used lightly, sits in a rack and doesn't move. Gotta fund some more doctors bills for the bad back.

$500 (plz!) plus $15 shipped to CONUS. I'll discuss international if you have rep and you're willing to cover it.
 
What's the difference between the original 7602 and the MK11?
Is the power supply the rack mountable CPS-1 Dual Power Supply?
Has this unit been modified?
 
I did find this from Warren Dent explaining the difference.


The MKII is the same exact sound, but adds the 300 ohm mic input impedence switch and some LED metering. Other than that, same.

I still use the original designs, pimped out with new knobs though (and I've got the only red knobs I know of too!).

War
 
You've got the answer on the first bit.
This is the CPS-1 Rack mount dual power supply
There's been no modifications to it.
Bought, racked, used, priced to move.
 
orksnork said:
I've got a Chameleon Labs 7602...sits in a rack and doesn't move...
Click to expand...

Yeah, they do that, esp. if they are not hungry and the air temp. is cooler. I had one, did that same thing, but also kept changing color on me...
 
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