Hello,
I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano and am
not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that the part number
is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and there is no
replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in 1989 so I'm not
surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd obviously
replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?

Thank you

--
David

Only 1 in 10 people understand the binary system - the other half don't.

"David"

I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano and
am not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that the part
number is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and there is no
replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in 1989 so I'm not
surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd obviously
replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?



** You a total ****ing moron ????

YOU have got two example speakers and so YOU know the answers to your
first three questions.

The folk at Panasonic spares have no examples and hence no bloody idea.

We have no idea either for the same bloody obvious reason.




.... Phil

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
"David"

I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano
and am not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that the
part number is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and there
is no replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in 1989 so I'm
not surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd obviously
replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?

** You a total ****ing moron ????

Well for now let's assume so.

YOU have got two example speakers and so YOU know the answers to your
first three questions.

The folk at Panasonic spares have no examples and hence no bloody idea.


Well I thought that maybe as they designed the piano that just maybe they
might know the spec.

We have no idea either for the same bloody obvious reason.


Which is why I asked which information I need to get a suitable replacement.

Thank you for your time.

David

"David"
"Phil Allison"
"David"

I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano
and am not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that the
part number is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and there
is no replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in 1989 so I'm
not surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd obviously
replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?

** You a total ****ing moron ????

Well for now let's assume so.


** No assumption needed here, folks.


YOU have got two example speakers and so YOU know the answers to your
first three questions.

The folk at Panasonic spares have no examples and hence no bloody idea.


Well I thought that maybe as they designed the piano ...

** ROTFLMAO !!!

The spare parts gal or dude is now the **designer ** ???

Think some guy in Japan or Taiwan has that title.



We have no idea either for the same bloody obvious reason.


Which is why I asked which information I need to get a suitable
replacement.


** My god you really are a LIVE ONE !!



...... Phil

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...
"David"

I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano
and am not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that
the part number is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and
there is no replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in
1989 so I'm not surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd
obviously replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?

** You a total ****ing moron ????

Well for now let's assume so.


** No assumption needed here, folks.


Well I assumed that your comment was a grammatically incorrect question due
to the question marks. If you knew the answer then it should have been a
comment.
If you're not sure of the difference or how to reconstruct your comment then
please feel free to ask.


YOU have got two example speakers and so YOU know the answers to
your first three questions.

The folk at Panasonic spares have no examples and hence no bloody idea.


Well I thought that maybe as they designed the piano ...

** ROTFLMAO !!!

The spare parts gal or dude is now the **designer ** ???

Think some guy in Japan or Taiwan has that title.

When I design a sprinkler system, the company I work for designed the system
as I work for them. The design belongs to the company that I work for and
all of the drawings and calculations belong to them.
Is this different at Panasonic/Technics?
I was unaware of this, if it is so.
Just out of curiosity, what makes you think that I spoke to the spare parts
department?

We have no idea either for the same bloody obvious reason.


Which is why I asked which information I need to get a suitable
replacement.


** My god you really are a LIVE ONE !!


Can't we get you on Mastermind, Phil?
Next contestant - Phil Allison from uk.rec.audio.
Specialist subject - Stating the bleedin' obvious.

--
David

"David"
"Phil Allison"
"David"

** You a total ****ing moron ????

Well for now let's assume so.


** No assumption needed here, folks.


Well I assumed that your comment was a grammatically incorrect question

** LOL !!!

You are one pompous, assuming ass.

And an illiterate one at that.




Well I thought that maybe as they designed the piano ...

** ROTFLMAO !!!

The spare parts gal or dude is now the **designer ** ???

Think some guy in Japan or Taiwan has that title.

When I design a sprinkler system,


** What does it sprinkle ??

Fairy dust, by any chance ???

The fairies and goblins at the bottom of your garden are having a real hoot
right now.

Cos the house is occupied by a GIANT tu tu wearing fairy.



** My god you really are a LIVE ONE !!


Can't we get you on Mastermind, Phil?
Next contestant - Phil Allison from uk.rec.audio.
Specialist subject - Stating the bleedin' obvious.


** Least the ****ing idiot admits he is a LIVE ONE !!

The entertainment never stops here folks.....




..... Phil

Ah a person who is tactful insightful and calm obviously, you should be in
customer services.
Brian

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"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"David"

I'm after a replacement drive unit for a Technics PX20 electric piano and
am not getting very far with Panasonic. They have told me that the part
number is EAS16PL403A and that it is no longer available and there is no
replacement part. Admittedly the Piano was bought in 1989 so I'm not
surprised that they don't have spares.

Does anybody here know of a replacement that I could try (I'd obviously
replace both not just the blown one)?

Alternatively what details do I ask Panasonic for regarding the
specification of the speaker?

Full range or not?
Impedance?
Size?
Sensitivity?
Anything else?



** You a total ****ing moron ????

YOU have got two example speakers and so YOU know the answers to your
first three questions.

The folk at Panasonic spares have no examples and hence no bloody idea.

We have no idea either for the same bloody obvious reason.




... Phil

"Brian Gaff"

Ah a person who is tactful insightful and calm obviously, you should be in
customer services.

** I am. I run my own business.

Fools with damn silly questions on the phone get a good earful.

Had one today.

Wanted to know the cost of a 120V to 240V internal conversion in some
obscure USA amp he just bought on eBay.

Over the phone.

Strewth !!


.... Phil

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Brian Gaff"

Ah a person who is tactful insightful and calm obviously, you should be
in customer services.

** I am. I run my own business.

Fools with damn silly questions on the phone get a good earful.

Had one today.

Wanted to know the cost of a 120V to 240V internal conversion in some
obscure USA amp he just bought on eBay.

Over the phone.

Strewth !!


No cigar for customer relations, Phil:-)

Instead of your "giving an earful" a
smart tech would have replied: "Bring the
unit in for an estimate, which will cost 50e
and will be deducted from the final bill if
you have the work done"

Iain

"Iain Churchus is a ****ing MORON "

** I run my own business.

Fools with damn silly questions on the phone get a good earful.

Had one today.

Wanted to know the cost of a 120V to 240V internal conversion in some
obscure USA amp he just bought on eBay.

Over the phone.

Strewth !!


Instead of your "giving an earful" a
smart tech would have replied: "Bring the
unit in for an estimate, which will cost 50e
and will be deducted from the final bill if
you have the work done"


** My standing offer is a free appraisal.

But that was not good enough.

Learn to read you ****ing IDIOT.



..... Phil