Analogue-sequencer

on 19-01-2004 15:52, Colin f at colin@colinfraser.com wrote:

He Robert,

Try this kind of support with Waldorf...

:-))))

Boele

>> If it's the pot, we would have 2 bad pots now.  Both pot #9
>> and #13 are still involved. Isn't it very unlikely to have
>> two bad pots?
> 
> Yeah, it does seem a bit less likely.
> Pot 9 is on 4051 input 0, and pot 13 is on input 4, which means there's only
> 1 bit on the address selection changing between them.
> Paul M's reported problem & solution would back that up the theory that it
> could be a dodgy connection on the address pin.
> Maybe try some contact cleaner on the ribbon cables ?
> Or swapping the cable plugs around - it is a bus type design, so any pot
> board can use any connector.
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f
> 
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