Doepfer

i'll have a closer look at it, thanks for the hint.

best wishes

self oscillate



--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander 
<Florian.Anwander@c...> wrote:
> Hi selfoscillate
> 
> > it is the speech output which is distorted.
> 
> > roland mayer wrote, that the speech input is very sensitive, but
> > it shouldn't be that sensitive at all.
> Did you try already to send a plain microphone signal into the 
Module?
> 
> If a microphone signal distorts also:
> remove the module from the case and have a close look at the 
soldering side
> of the pcb. This "sounds" like some ground connection in the 
circuit is
> missing. Start with the solderpoints of the input socket, follow 
the lines
> theat lead away from the socket, check the solderpoints at the end 
of the
> lines and in the close surrounding of that ends. If it is a missing
> ground/bad soldering and if the switching itself works, then it has 
to be
> at the first stage after the input.
> 
> Florian
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