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I sent him a email so we will see if I get a reply from him…

HiFi Engine has the P102 service manual.

Good morning—new member here. Also a new owner of an SAE P102, T102, and E101 parametric EQ.

In searching for a manual for the preamp, I sent a couple of emails to Jim over the last several weeks, with no response. And since the new year, Jim’s SAE site has been unreachable. I asked Wardsweb (on Audiokarma) about it, and he hadn’t talked with Jim in years.

I’m sure this is old news to regulars, though I didn’t see anything in the recent archives and can’t download the search instructions for some reason, but I hope Jim is alright and he’s just become interested in other things. Is there some plan for recovering and preserving the site? It is a treasure trove with many documents and details not available elsewhere.

(And if anyone has a P102 manual, I’d love to get a copy of it.)

Rick “web preservation is an ongoing concern” Denney

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It was a cold and dreary day in January of 2013, when I was notified that James Bongiorno had passed away. That day the Audio Industry lost a pioneer who contributed much to the ever growing technology of Audio. Not only did the Audio Industry loose this pioneer, but I lost a friend and mentor. The many things he taught me still remain in my mind and are useful to this day. I miss the conversations, in his unique manner of discussion,about many things other than Audio. He will always have a place in my heart for as long as I am alive. Perhaps James is designing Audio in his new environment, but in any case I hope your Resting in peace.? Mark

I replaced u6 not u8. u6 is closest to the jacks and it's the first chip to receive input.

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for another update I replaced u8 thats the 4136 chip closest to the audio jacks that was giving the scope explosions and the unit now is working properly but now I need to work on the audio jacks. The old ones were broken so I put in some others but it tore the circuit board traces up somewhat getting the old jacks unsoldered so I need to figure something different, but at least the unit is working.

I have some for a 2400 but then your 2400 will be missing handles. :)

the sd214 is the one I couldn't figure out on the schematic it's sae numbers I guess for those. I tried searching the actual numbers on the components and I also tried d214 with no luck so that one may be of help. I don't know if they are bad but I did run accross a forum entry where the poster stated he had a bad one, but the thread ends at that point. Thanks again.

Thanks Rick, only one of those SAE #s is on the handy dandy SAE cross reference chart. The "S" is missing on the schematic for the SD214. That was the only one I couldn't find, I'll look again now that I have the complete number.

another update on this. I tried snipping the negative and positive voltage input pins on u6 but could only snip the positive one but I was still getting some signal with no input so I removed u6 completely and now thru out the unit I have no signal anywhere with no input except the output pins 10 and 12 on u4 show a very small signal about 20mv at one pin and up to about 70mv on the other, but I only saw that spike that high once the majority of the time it was only up to about 30mv. I'm thinking that may just be noise it's picking up from all the flourescent and led lighting I have at the workbench, but I have made note of it. So my next step is put a socket in when they arrive and then install the new chip and see what happens.