Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

it are encoders (not pots), and when the go jumpy or not reacting it 
isn't very much logical (it isn't the same in every patch etc) kind like 
a virus
it doesn't come better with using more, it getss worse, more knobs will 
follow, its not the same than a scratchy pot
dexoit helped me for 3 months without a problem, but last time i went 
playing a show,when i put on it got those encoders problemes again with 
one knob not reacting
i hope the pot edition for the mek will solve these problems for good
>
> Just about any potentiometer will get crackly (for audio) or jumpy 
> (for data) if it's left unused for long periods of time.
>
> If you really want to keep dust out, you need to cover your synth with 
> plastic or metal - cloth won't keep enough dust out, and may produce 
> fibers/dust of its own.
>
> The Deoxit product folks talk about here can help, but most modern 
> pots are "self-cleaning" . Just turn them a bunch through their full 
> range of motion, and see if that helps.
>
> 


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