Phoenix Gold Phorum

Hello everyone,
First post ever. Just picked up a piece that I have wanted for over a decade for my slow, but slowly coming together, old school build. I have two discs that came with it, odd because I don't have a disc drive, one says Titanium DEQ Comp Softward Version 3.0 and other says Phoenix Gold TiDEQ Software v3.1.

Can anyone point me to the correct direction of where to find the latest software and what I need to do to get this on my computer correctly ? ie install V 3.0 then V 3.1 or some other version?

I appreciate it the help, and for anyone that knows am I correct in assuming finding a DEQ Comp Remote is near impossible? Did a bit of searching and found they maybe never really came to market for the masses??

Thanks, I am new and don't know the in's and out's of the site so if there is a thread somewhere detailing this information please just point me in the right direction. Would be awesome to be able to find a (Credible) download for this software due to not having a disc drive.

Thanks in advance.

After posting I did find this http://download.phoenixphorum.com/TechSupport/ Can I unzip this and run on my current computer or do I really need an old version of Windows?

Appreciate it

as far as I remember you need a old computer this is why not a lot of people use them. im sure one else will chime in

Go to the facebook classifieds....phoenix gold classifieds....the admin/creator of the page has converted the software to work w any windows. Hit him up for a copy.

yes andras on the facebook page says he got his working. I am not sure how well from what I heard they took a while to set up.

He said he got it work correct with windows 7. If you have 10, it might be a problem.

I might know where to get a set of the ti components. I'll have him look in here. They used Morel drivers that were rebranded to PG with a PG crossover.

if he isn't interested in them I am.

If it were me, I would buy a $40 laptop off eBay and set it up just for programming the EQ. Something like a Dell D620 or D630 would be great. It has an optical drive, a serial port, and would run Windows XP. I still buy these old computers myself for use where I work, as we have an abundance of ancient machines which I have to use XP with (or older). They work great, and are not a big loss if damaged.

Damn I misread, I thought you were looking for the Ti component speakers. Lol

vwdude wrote:Damn I misread, I thought you were looking for the Ti component speakers. Lol

I was wondering where that came from. But if you know of a set I am interested.

Hit up Terry Coleman on the Facebook classifieds.

I must have been on crack that day.