Modwright 9100ES

[PFKMan23]

Way better build quality than that other mod company. Should last

as long as the player.

Way too many mod companies, which one?

[n_maher]

Way too many mod companies, which one?

I'm pretty sure that Kevin is referring to Todd's other player.

[tkam]

Yeah I assume KG is referring to my apl 3910 in which case I agree the build quality of the actual mods is of much higher quality on the modwright.

[Augsburger]

Nice impressions Todd, please keep them coming, sounds like a real winner.

Hmmmmm, maybe I need to track one down for a comparo.

[penger]

How's the build of the actual transport (solid/flimsy/other)? I remember reading/seeing that MW did some dampening to the transport and maybe some other mods.

[tkam]

For Sony it's actually pretty solid you can see the dampening MW adds in this pic:

I've got no idea what those silver little blocks are but that's the only dampening going on that I can see.

[grawk]

looks like lead to me

[penger]

Nice.

Now I'm wondering if MW is going to tackle that new Sony ES player they showed at CEDIA.

[tkam]

Nice.

Now I'm wondering if MW is going to tackle that new Sony ES player they showed at CEDIA.

I kinda doubt it, outside of the modded Transporter most of Dan's focus is on his own line of gear.

[penger]

Good point. He has been focusing on his own product line.

[tom_hankins]

Gongrats on the Modwright. I have owned two on different occasions and enjoyed them alot. For a large and positive improvment on the player(although costly) try either the Bedix 6900 or GE7044 tubes.

[Looser101]

looks just like the weights one received in the box for pine wood derby car kits.

They look like stick-on wheel weights.

Here's an example:

[guzziguy]

I think so too. They are mostly used for balancing wheels after installing new tires. The Modwright definitely is the most interesting use I've ever seen made of them.