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Musical Horn - cmillsap - 12-10-2014 17:12
My musical horns doesn't work. When I switch the power to on, I hear a loud click outside coming from behind the center of the front cap and a momentary reverse "L" on the digital readout, then nothing. I assume that is the brain making the noise. Finding it is another matter. Appears not to be behind the center door on the lower dash which makes me think it may be located outside behind the center of the front cap. Anyone know exactly where it is and how to get to it?
Secondly, from what I have read PMMI no longer repairs the brain? Is there another source to get it repaired........ if I can find it and remove it?
As an option, has anyone installed another source of music such as an MP3 player that can play songs through the speakers on top i.e. "the horns"?
Chuck
RE: Musical Horn - GregOConnor - 12-11-2014 02:37
Here is an image of the "cpu"
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this one was sold for $500.00
in the image the Mfg number is 409-647-4421 and a google search of that number reveals that the number prefix is changed and the business was at Cocklebur Flats Industrial Park County Road 375 Old Ocean Tx .
search of that lead me to this page
http://www.pages24.com/houston-tx/4211481-pmmi-electronics
there is an active musical horn link to a page under construction?
the listed phone number is (281) 293-8000 . google search of that number also shows a contact email of sales@pmmi-electronics.com
The readout may be a code indication the fail issue? My musical horn also has issues. but works fine when it gets power. I think there is a problem between the dash switch on off and the cpu. I hope this helps
RE: Musical Horn - cmillsap - 12-12-2014 13:16
(12-11-2014 02:37)GregOConnor Wrote: Here is an image of the "cpu"
this one was sold for $500.00
in the image the Mfg number is 409-647-4421 and a google search of that number reveals that the number prefix is changed and the business was at Cocklebur Flats Industrial Park County Road 375 Old Ocean Tx .
search of that lead me to this page
http://www.pages24.com/houston-tx/4211481-pmmi-electronics
there is an active musical horn link to a page under construction?
the listed phone number is (281) 293-8000 . google search of that number also shows a contact email of sales@pmmi-electronics.com
The readout may be a code indication the fail issue? My musical horn also has issues. but works fine when it gets power. I think there is a problem between the dash switch on off and the cpu. I hope this helps
Thanks Greg, no response from PMMI yet.
Chuck
RE: Musical Horn - GregOConnor - 12-12-2014 14:49
I did a whois search of the pmmi website under construction. Whois is a internet term. a whois record displays ownership of a domain and other details like ;what server the domain resides on,;who is the owner,;who is the webmaster, who is the registrar';who is the legal contact. .
firs step is to look at http://www.internic.net/whois.html and enter the domain. you may need to then go to the domain name registrars whois record index. This is a good tool to use prior to entering a creditcard number or when you need to contact a vendor by phone.
An interesting whois search is " wanderlodge.com" Networksolutions whois server is typically hidden a bit it is not whois.domain it is http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name: Doug Hampton
Registrant Organization: PMMI Electronics
Registrant Street: 1007 Spanish Moss Lane
Registrant City: Houston
Registrant State/Province: TX
Registrant Postal Code: 77077
Registrant Country: US
Registrant Phone: +1.2812938000
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: doug.hampton@pmmi-electronics.com
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name: Doug Hampton
Admin Organization: PMMI Electronics
Admin Street: 1007 Spanish Moss Lane
Admin City: Houston
Admin State/Province: TX
Admin Postal Code: 77077
Admin Country: US
Admin Phone: +1.2812938000
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email: doug.hampton@pmmi-electronics.com
Registry Tech ID:
Tech Name: Bobby Breaux
Tech Organization: Sneaker Web Design, LLC
Tech Street: 16218 Hickory Knoll Dr.
Tech City: Houston
Tech State/Province: TX
Tech Postal Code: 77059
Tech Country: US
Tech Phone: +1.7135023700
RE: Musical Horn - mikebulriss - 12-12-2014 16:32
(12-12-2014 14:49)GregOConnor Wrote: An interesting whois search is " wanderlodge.com"
So when does production start?
RE: Musical Horn - GregOConnor - 12-12-2014 18:53
Immediate concern was keeping it from the wolves .I I may make it a link to all the wanderlodge resources
(12-12-2014 18:53)GregOConnor Wrote: Immediate concern was keeping it from the wolves .I I may make it a link to all the wanderlodge resources
Edit: wolf
RE: Musical Horn - cmillsap - 12-13-2014 00:43
Here's the reply I received from PMMI.
sales/PMMI via comcast.net
4:37 PM (1 hour ago)
Reply
to me
Sorry to say we’ve had to get out of that business. Wish I could have helped.
Doug
PMMI Electronics
1007 Spanish Moss Lane
Houston, TX 77077
Chuck
RE: Musical Horn - timetravelers - 12-15-2014 16:43
I wonder if he'd give us the parts list and circuit diagrams so we could keep ours running?
RE: Musical Horn - jwasnewski - 12-16-2014 00:12
(12-15-2014 16:43)timetravelers Wrote: I wonder if he'd give us the parts list and circuit diagrams so we could keep ours running?
That's probably why he exited the business. To many folks wanting something for nothing.
RE: Musical Horn - GregOConnor - 12-16-2014 03:14
(12-16-2014 00:12)jwasnewski Wrote:(12-15-2014 16:43)timetravelers Wrote: I wonder if he'd give us the parts list and circuit diagrams so we could keep ours running?
That's probably why he exited the business. To many folks wanting something for nothing.
I dont believe it is asking for too much to request the info ,technical or trouble shooting procedure. it is a business place to ask a price and consumers place to accept or refuse. Offer-Acceptance-Performance-Payment. But you may have the theory of stolen efforts reversed. Did PMMI pay for the rights to sell electronic copies of the songs?
I now have fitted the goat rails with 6400 watts of amplified music for major events and surprisingly still love the fun with the horns. we had a bunch of fun with it parked at the Rose Bowl blasting the UCLA fight song. Playing Reveille at our Rallies for morning coffee, Playing 'up up and away' when the Balloons lift off at our May Temecula Hot Air Balloon event. Playing the Horse Race William Tell Overture in my front yard which faces the Santa Anita Training Track.