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What Mr Arkadin has done in his good efforts may have created something quite special for us in that we should all be able to upload and post our own particular favourite Custom Presets onto this Forum for others to download and try on their T3. :D All it needs is for everyone to download software t...

The PK5's are quite low so I can appreciate them getting a few scuffs and knocks. On the T3's the Wooden Side Panels don't seem quite as vulnerable but this will obviously vary from band to band and how the stage gear is packed away at the end of the gig. Personally any damage I've done to the Wood ...

If we have to wait as long for the Service Manual as for the Editor/Librarian then all is lost!

Hi Mr Arkadin, I might try removing them as you say to have a look. As I said a while ago the T3 Assembly Video on the Taurus Site shows it fully enclosed in the black panelling and the wooden side panels appear to be a 'last fit' item. They should come off ok as it's only a couple of screws per sid...

My original posting was the exact opposite of what is now being discussed in that I was trying to establish whether it is possible to remove the Wooden Side Panels, i.e. to do without them and not source alternative materials to replace them with.

Thanks mate, I've downloaded them and saved them for possible future use.

I don't really want to go down the route of buying replacement Side Panels. :| If you look at the "Taurus 3 Timelapse" Movie on the dedicated Taurus 3 Site it shows the T3 being assembled and it doesn't appear to have the Wooden Side Panels fitted until quite late in their assembly stage a...

I don't want to replace the Wooden Side Panels, I'm just assuming that they are cosmetic only and if removed (for long term preservation) there are no gaping holes behind so the T3's can be transported and gigged without them?

Has anyone removed the Wooden Side Panels on their T3's? :?: I gig with mine and I've found after only a relatively short period of time the Wood has picked up a couple of dings already, (mainly my fault in trying to fit the flight case on clumsily). I was wondering whether to remove them and if so ...

Are dealers struggling to offload the last batches of T3's as these deals are about?

Although Moog released a further 500 T3's (if that is correct), I think that may be the lot if retailers are struggling to sell these last ones and having to offer discounted rates on them.

Hi Mr Arkadin, I followed your instructions and have successfully re-instated the 'Abyss' Preset! :D Having not used anything like Midi-Ox before it took me a short while to figure out how to use it and that you have to do such things as manually select the T3 as an Input and an Output device, but I...

I've already downloaded and installed Midi-Ox in the meantime as I'd seen it referred to on either this or the dedicated Taurus Forum. Yes, that's the same conclusion that I came to, i.e. you need to (initially) do a global dump of the original Presets and Settings. :( I think how the Manual reads i...

I've been reading the Owner's Manual in greater detail and it does in fact describe how to save (and restore) individual Presets. Ideally what you need to do is to start with a new and un-adulterated T3 set-up and then do a global save using the Sys-Ex function, you then have a complete set of origi...

That's brilliant mate! :D It must have taken you a while to go through and note down all those settings. I'll give it a go and let you know how I get on with it. Thanks very much for your assistance. :) It would still be great to know if there is a way of reinstating individual presets electronically.

Thanks for the replies guys. The Preset that I want to restore was originally located at H2 and is called "Abyss". i don't want to do a factory re-set as I will lose everything I have saved on there and am not sure if I try to save to my PC (never tried it yet) whether I will be able to pi...