Dear Ingo, Bakis, you're of course right I don't need the feedback to get some form of resonance - but the point was to understand why i couldn;t get resonance using only 4 poles. I'm pretty sure the feedback is internally patched to the 48db - apart from the manual and schematics suggesting this, you can also try this by directly patching the 48db out to the feedback in: you get just the same as when nothing is plugged into the feedback in. > if you want, of course, you can patch the res input > with any of the filter outputs, for different > resonance behaviour. > regards, > Bakis. > That was precisely what i was trying to do, but didn't get much resonance. And that surprised me, because 4 poles/24db should be sufficient for that. I found out now that if I amplify the 24db signal a bit before feeding back (with a vca or externally), I also can get into resonance using only 4 poles. I'm still curious to hear what other 108 users find! Cheers Martin
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Re: resonance for a108 when feeding 24db output into feedback input?
2006-05-31 by marrtin606
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