TC Electronics Level Pilot Alternative

alexspartacus · 6th January 2012

Hey

I have a TC Electronics Level Pilot for about two years and it's making noises when I move the knob, the sound of the right monitor goes out when I move the knob to about 9 o'clock and it also doesn't have any mark to show when it's at nominal level.
So I just wanted to know if there is any other equipment that'll work better. (I heard about the SPL 2Control but at $700,it's out of my price range.)

Just in case here's my singal flow chain
Profire 2626 --->Rossetta 200 ----> Level Pilot ----> Adams A7

passenger · 6th January 2012

maybe turn off your speakers, and work the knob the whole way around for a minute or so. sometimes knobs get noisy if they don;t get turned the whole way around often

alexspartacus · 7th January 2012

Thanks I fix it. Opened it up put a little contact cleaner in it and turned it around a couple of times. I'd still like something with a nominal level mark or something. But I guess that for the price this will do the work.

6th January 2012	#1
alexspartacus Gear interested Joined: Jan 2010 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 18 Thread Starter	TC Electronics Level Pilot Alternative Hey I have a TC Electronics Level Pilot for about two years and it's making noises when I move the knob, the sound of the right monitor goes out when I move the knob to about 9 o'clock and it also doesn't have any mark to show when it's at nominal level. So I just wanted to know if there is any other equipment that'll work better. (I heard about the SPL 2Control but at $700,it's out of my price range.) Just in case here's my singal flow chain Profire 2626 --->Rossetta 200 ----> Level Pilot ----> Adams A7

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passenger Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 578	maybe turn off your speakers, and work the knob the whole way around for a minute or so. sometimes knobs get noisy if they don;t get turned the whole way around often

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alexspartacus Gear interested Joined: Jan 2010 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 18 Thread Starter	Thanks I fix it. Opened it up put a little contact cleaner in it and turned it around a couple of times. I'd still like something with a nominal level mark or something. But I guess that for the price this will do the work.