Please contact me if you have Ivie IE-30a and or IE-10 for sale.
(Audio analyzers, 1970s vintage.)
Thanks,
Kevin

K.M. Lijewski wrote:
Please contact me if you have Ivie IE-30a and or IE-10 for sale.
(Audio analyzers, 1970s vintage.)

I won't ask why you'd ever want one. The first thing I would do is to
contact Ivie and ask if they might actually have a line on some. They
are still around, although these days they make analyzers that actually
work instead. You could also check out the museum that the OSU acoustics
guys run.
--scott

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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

WARNING!

These often have problems with loose PC boards. Buy with caution.

On Fri, 5 May 2006 13:30:55 -0400, "K.M. Lijewski"
wrote:

Please contact me if you have Ivie IE-30a and or IE-10 for sale.
(Audio analyzers, 1970s vintage.)

I've got some around somewhere, but who do you know
who could/would get them working. Battery issues,
and lots more, etc.

Way too much grief, Mon.
And easier modern solutions.

All good fortune,

Chris Hornbeck
"Qian li zou dan qi"

Chris Hornbeck wrote:
On Fri, 5 May 2006 13:30:55 -0400, "K.M. Lijewski"
wrote:

Please contact me if you have Ivie IE-30a and or IE-10 for sale.
(Audio analyzers, 1970s vintage.)

I've got some around somewhere, but who do you know
who could/would get them working. Battery issues,
and lots more, etc.

I think Mr. Lijewski wants one for display purposes more than anything
else, and I suggest that you send him one but ALSO donate one to the
museum being set up by the Ohio State University acoustics program.
They have my old GenRad 2615 and my B&K 2112 already.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."