H9 copper plate removal for treatment?

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    • #114329
      RDSimmons
      Participant

        Hi,

        Can you remove the copper face in order to have it treated (forced patina) on the copper H9 Max?

      • #147051
        brock
        Participant

          I haven’t tried, but it doesn’t look too difficult from the ‘T-Shirt’ exploded view.  I can tell you that, in a humid environment (deep South Florida), it only takes a couple weeks to start turning naturally.

        • #147052
          nickrose
          Moderator
          Eventide Staff

            You have to remove (and replace afterwards) about 10 screws to free the copper.

            No glue or magic tricks here.

             

          • #147053
            RDSimmons
            Participant

              So is the copper face plate solid copper or copper coated? 

               

              I should be receiving the unit somtime today, so the questions will end soon   🙂 

            • #147058
              nickrose
              Moderator
              Eventide Staff

                It's an aluminum (-ish) die casting, thickly plated inside and out.  The plating is a multi-step process similar to the gold H9, and is very tough.

                See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSTyyGmfeew

                 

                 

              • #147064
                camn
                Participant

                  omg i love it.. can I just order the case?

                  • #147089
                    nickrose
                    Moderator
                    Eventide Staff
                      camn wrote:

                      omg i love it.. can I just order the case?

                      We have a very special "friends of Eventide" program, where we try and help out people who help us or help our users (you qualify).

                      All the copper H9's are long gone to international stars and global royalty (and lucky early adopters).

                      But I have stolen a number of manufacturing seconds – these are perfectly fine, but will need an hour with a Dremel (or two with a hand file) to make the parts fit together.

                      If you are interested (and have the necessary mechanical skills), send an email to support@eventide.com marked for my attention, and one will be on its way.

                       

                       

                  • #147081
                    RDSimmons
                    Participant

                      So the unit arrived yesterday and it’s so beautiful I wouldn’t change a thing about it.  I love the way it boots up.  Sounds pretty good too 😉

                    • #147090
                      camn
                      Participant

                        Omg….I’m emailing right now. 

                        I HAVE THE MECHANICAL SKILLS!

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