I know the xvive mn3005 is good as a reissue but am wondering how the reissue m3007 stacks up against the originals. Anyone have any feedback for me. I have quite a few projects I need them for and although the originals are still readily available, I can get a price break on the xvives. More money saved means more modulation!
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I received one xvive MN3007 in one of my last order. I replace the old stock MN3007 in my CE-2 DIY for this new one. It's hHard to say if there's something different, but it worked.
Quote from: JackSkellington on June 01, 2020, 01:51:14 PM
I received one xvive MN3007 in one of my last order. I replace the old stock MN3007 in my CE-2 DIY for this new one. It's hHard to say if there's something different, but it worked.
Awesome thanks for the reply. I don't buy into the snake oil mojo of all nos parts. I'll order them.
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Are they cheaper? What's the advantage if other ones are still available?
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Quote from: jimilee on June 01, 2020, 03:04:05 PM
Are they cheaper? What's the advantage if other ones are still available?
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Price break for buying bulk.
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Quote from: Thewintersoldier on June 01, 2020, 03:54:50 PM
Quote from: jimilee on June 01, 2020, 03:04:05 PM
Are they cheaper? What's the advantage if other ones are still available?
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Price break for buying bulk.
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Ohhh, cool. Imma need some here in a bit.
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This is a great question. I too have a couple MN3007 builds I'd like to complete. Has anyone tested these? Could you maybe shed some light on the subject?
-Mike-
Edit: never mind. My phone glitches and didn't post until late.
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