Hey Guys,
I just read this post by Mike Scott on the Tec forum.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?58,1354336
So would it be safe to assume the same of the GB G2 performance levels between revisions?
Just curious because the pro is said to be slightly more sensitive than the first revisions.
Or does the extra sensitivity come form the new components introduced in the 2.9 (as shown in the next link) version for the silver fix OR disc VCO help the sensitivity?
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?35,1393120
The main reason I ask is I have the non VCO in disc 2.0 version I got in Dec of 09 and if it is actually the hardware change that helps I might upgrade. Not that my 2.0 lacks in performance (seems great)
but like most people I want the top performer.
This has been a question on the forums since they came out and would put allot of minds at ease.
I know you guys are busy and appreciate your taking the time when your able to steer us in the right directions.
Thanks in advance for any info you guys might be able to provide.
Be Well
Jim
I just read this post by Mike Scott on the Tec forum.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?58,1354336
So would it be safe to assume the same of the GB G2 performance levels between revisions?
Just curious because the pro is said to be slightly more sensitive than the first revisions.
Or does the extra sensitivity come form the new components introduced in the 2.9 (as shown in the next link) version for the silver fix OR disc VCO help the sensitivity?
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?35,1393120
The main reason I ask is I have the non VCO in disc 2.0 version I got in Dec of 09 and if it is actually the hardware change that helps I might upgrade. Not that my 2.0 lacks in performance (seems great)
but like most people I want the top performer.
This has been a question on the forums since they came out and would put allot of minds at ease.
I know you guys are busy and appreciate your taking the time when your able to steer us in the right directions.
Thanks in advance for any info you guys might be able to provide.
Be Well
Jim