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I hear that someone figured out a way to get into schematic heaven through a back door. I'm not able to search that on the forum.
Anyone have link? thanx, glen
Anyone have link? thanx, glen
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Linky:
Schematic Heaven. Where All Good Amp & Effect Designs Await Resurrection...
I think I'm going to burn it all to a jump drive. Seriously. -
Anyone know of a good website capturing program? I tried a couple and got nowhere with that page. I agree, this is one site that should have extensive copies made of it.-MikeComment
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They have a new home now.
Schematic Heaven. Where All Good Amp & Effect Designs Await Resurrection...Comment
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From the new site:Originally posted by defaced View Post
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE... Don't try to download the entire site as soon as it comes back
online over a mistaken fear that it's going to go away. Schematic Heaven is dedicated to
staying online and staying FREE for a long time to come.
So I guess I'll just be patient!
jamieComment
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Every now and then they disappear.
Here is a web archive site that covers it:
Internet Archive Wayback Machine
I usually open the last entry, seems to work.
For other lost web sites, here is the general URL:
Internet Archive: Wayback Machine
And of course there are other web archive sites.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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thanx all!!!
felt like fish out of water without the site. Us Music Corp has very few of even the newer Marshall's on their site at this point. Really missing how Korg had them all listed with the separate parts lists replete with pricing, too.
Hopefully, US Music will get it together before long...thanx, again, glenComment
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Jamie, did they indicate how long it may be before it is back online again?Originally posted by imaradiostar View Post
Enzo, thanks for the link.Great tone and melody is what I tune into.Comment
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Mine was a web archive, the Schematic Heaven site is available already, the link is in post #4 above. The only thing not up is the manuals - like 20MB files.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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The thing I posted is from the aforementioned link, near the top of the page.
jamieComment
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Thanks for the info and links everyone. I must have passed over post #4 and had not tried the link. But I have it now! I was kinda missing that site...it's one of my favorites. I'm glad to see it up and running.Great tone and melody is what I tune into.Comment
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Glen, don't even get me started on this. I'm already having issues. To be fair, I know that they are going through their growing pains. They don't have any parts yet either. After 42 years with one distributor, it's going to take some time to assimilate all that once was, and Marshall or not, there is DEFINITELY a different way of conducting business in Europe.Originally posted by Mars Amp Repair View PostComment
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AH yes, the old Marshall stall.
Korg had it in stock, it went out right away. But if Korg didn;t have it in stock, then it had to "come from England." And that took MONTHS. I used to regularly warn my customers.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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That's a good warning for them to post. I was just going to yank it from the web archive site... assuming that's possible.Originally posted by imaradiostar View Post-MikeComment
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If you can dump the archive, let us know. With this last outage, I was thinking of commiting a flash drive to the place's content. Still it is great we can still refer people to the site again.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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