This is more of a "PRS fuggin' ROCKS" post than anything, but I thought I'd share my experience.
The reverb in my Super Dallas died. Totally fried. So I yanked it from the chassis for an inspection and sure enough, a wire had separated from one of the chokes/coils.
I shot an email over to customer support and within 30 minutes Mike took care of it. :top:
The replacement showed up a few days later and it's obvious that Belton/Accutronics corrected this flaw with a redesign...
...note the new connectors terminating the coil instead of direct connection to the windings taps? They obviously couldn't handle a lot of vibration.
If you've ever wondered what PRS was using for reverb units, here's your answer!
Massive kudos to Mike for simply taking care of the situation. The value-add to their products in the form of customer service is HUGE.:congrats:
The reverb in my Super Dallas died. Totally fried. So I yanked it from the chassis for an inspection and sure enough, a wire had separated from one of the chokes/coils.
I shot an email over to customer support and within 30 minutes Mike took care of it. :top:
The replacement showed up a few days later and it's obvious that Belton/Accutronics corrected this flaw with a redesign...
...note the new connectors terminating the coil instead of direct connection to the windings taps? They obviously couldn't handle a lot of vibration.
If you've ever wondered what PRS was using for reverb units, here's your answer!
Massive kudos to Mike for simply taking care of the situation. The value-add to their products in the form of customer service is HUGE.:congrats:
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