I was under the impression overall that the HP units were newer better overall with more options and flexibility plus aftermarket support as opposed to the Sound Technology gear. NakDoc offered the ST1700B and ST1000A units to my WTB classified ad here on TH's. I had focused my search on the HP8640 and HP8903 units to satisfy all my needs on the bench. That said, does the ST1000A do everything else and the others out there as well as the HP 8640 does? If it can't do the proper tests and checks required for the 10B or McIntosh Am-FM sections in receivers or tuners, then there is no point owning it. I was looking at the HP8640 to satisfy my all in one AM-FM tuner alignment needs. Can this HP or other HP model similar perform the same Dual Sweep analysis/set up as the Sound Technology ST1000A? I understand whats being said as far as dual sweep and the way that McIntosh tuner/ receivers and the 10B work My confusion surrounds the Sound Technology 1000A versus say a Hewlett Packard Hp8640(A or B). I wanted a big house in the mountains.Now I'm confused too. Grumble grumble grumble grumble grumble grumble. It typically takes 15 to 20 minutes of work just to open the entrance. The private contractors with whom our town contracts the residential plowing will have closed both ends of our C-shaped driveway. The knowledge that I'll have to park on the street when we get home, and walk up the hill to get the snowblower, isn't helping. It's I-can't-see-where-I'm-going weather. Take your time, and all will be well.īut we didn't get eight inches of powder now, as of 1407, there are some 13' on the ground, and it's supposed to snow for another couple of hours. Give it a few seconds, and it all falls to earth again. No big deal driving in 8' of dry snow: it's powdery, and swirls, drifts, and floats. We had eight inches as of 0630, which made the drive downright dramatic. Would have made the morning drive a bit, er, problematic. We had a weather advisory this morning, for a few inches of blowing/drifting snow.

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