[sdiy] banana sockets
Oren Leavitt
oleavitt at ix.netcom.com
Sat Jul 10 06:10:35 CEST 2004
Tune an AM transistor radio off-station and wave it around through your
tangle of patch cords - or anything with a bunch of oscillators in it -
and listen to the hash!
Dimmer switches, fluorescent lamps, TVs and computers put way more hash
than any synth I've had, so I don't reckon it will be an issue with the
FCC..
Oren
Glen wrote:
>At 02:56 PM 7/9/04 , Oren Leavitt wrote:
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>>With the high signal levels used in most modulars, noise pickup should
>>be negligable.
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>I've never had the luxury of owning a modular system, but I've always
>wondered about whether they "radiated" any interference from all those
>unshielded patch cords. Remember, it doesn't have to be "radio frequencies"
>to cause some interference with other gear.
>
>I also wonder if a large modular system would pass FCC emission and
>susceptibility standards. I don't think modulars were tested for such
>things back in their heyday. I think most of them are sold as kits now, and
>probably escape testing through some loophole in the rules.
>
>
>later,
>Glen
>
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Oren Leavitt
oleavitt at ix.netcom.com
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