Just a quick one.
The operation of the tuner, are the presets stored on the empeg or on the tuner?

Having them stored on the empeg means that you can disconnect the battery on the tuner without losing all your presets, a 'feature' I hate on my CD HU. It also means that if the empeg is taken between docking cages, the presets remain the same for that empeg.

If they are stored on the tuner, They could be volotile if power is removed. But if someone else puts their empeg in your car, they have the same presets.



Murray 06000047
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On MK1 presets are stored on empeg (the tuner inside too) and they are stored when you disconnect the player. I don't think they changed that.

Veiko
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MK1 #317 - 20GB green

Each tuner module can have a unique ID (up to 16) and store it's unique presets/info/etc.

yes but where is it stored. There are benefits to both

C'mon Rob, it's only three in the morning...





Murray 06000047
Just increasing my post count

Presets are stored in the empeg, on disk, and are non-volatile.

Hugo

Sorry, I left the office shortly after midnight - I'm bad.

Presets are stored on the player. The ID could be used to switch preset banks (in a future version) so this is the most flexible solution.

Rob

Wow, 16 tuners connected to one empeg.... Cool.

TommyE

That's not quite how it works. You can have up to 16 vehicles, move your empeg between them, and it will adopt the appropriate personality (EQ etc) for each one. This isn't implemented yet, but it might be in 2.0.

Rob

So everyone who is keen on completing their empeg collection should buy 16 tuners and 16 vehicles...

Frank van Gestel

Hehe, I did acutally figure that out. Just had the urge to write it.

TommyE

Ever heard of 16 DIN slots in a car??
Must be one of them BIG ones from the states!!

TommyE

It's in the new Ford trucks..
-m

...Still (barely, pending 1.1 release) proud to have owned an Empeg since 00287

Jeez, those new Ford trucks are quite big, aren't they? See this for more information.

Roger - not necessarily speaking for empeg

I'm building a component box with 16 sleds and a tuner for each. Then I'll have the ability to switch between 16 equalizer presets without pressing any buttons - I just plug my empeg into the right slot.

Borislav