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    Dakotagrafx
    I can't argue - I might have tried to argue before I actually owned the fc but you are 100 percent correct
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    darcshadow
    On the MH cutter it is a simple 741 op-amp chip. Chances are good it's the same on yours, look for a small 8 pin chip that has 741 on it.
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    slice&dice
    The part you'll need is called a Z-Chip. It is on the motherboard. Probably soldered in place. (if you are real lucky, it will be sitting in a socket and can be pulled & swapped without soldering).
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    Dakotagrafx
    with your work you show on your web site maybe think of moving up to a graphtec and get graphtec pro studio free - or use the plug in for AI with a graphtec - With that said if you did all the work shown on your web site and on here with a SC I am impressed. read thru the scalp part of the forum - many people have had issues with it over the years -
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    Dakotagrafx
    it cost me thousands more to upgrade to the fc after I sent the ce7000 back and had already sold my beloved ce6000