Cgs synth

Hmm... Getting out the soldering iron and a 1n cap.

-Richard Brewster

Adam Schabtach wrote:

>Yeah, I don't know what I was thinking when I made that substitution. I was
>probably thinking "oh heck, I forgot to order some 5n6 caps!"
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>--Adam
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: sasami@... [mailto:sasami@...]
>>Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 5:33 AM
>>To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
>>Subject: RE: [cgs_synth] Finally! The Wave Multiplier is built.
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>>:)
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>>It isn't often that an odd value cap like 5n6 or 6n8 is specified. If it
>>is,
>>then you can bet there is a reason!
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>>Ken
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>>>Thanks for your help, Ken--I appreciate it. The capacitor was the
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>>problem. I
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>>>foolishly substituted a 4n7 for the 5n6, thinking that it would be close
>>>enough. My bad! I put a 1n in parallel and the Grinder works much better
>>>now. It produces a much wider and more interesting range of timbres.
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>>>Overall it's a very cool module, BTW. I set it up in a 3U panel in my
>>>mostly-MOTM system, with all three modules (multiplier, simple folder,
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>>and
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>>>grinder) available on separate jacks.
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>>>--Adam
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