Circuit may vary from current version, but this should help:
http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/pic/schem_cgs35_syntha_vcf_voltages.jpg
There WILL NOT be 5 volts after that 220k because the transistors clamp it
to 0V.
Ken
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http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/pic/schem_cgs35_syntha_vcf_voltages.jpg
There WILL NOT be 5 volts after that 220k because the transistors clamp it
to 0V.
Ken
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>On 02.03.2006, at 03:25, c10h14no2i wrote:
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>> I was still able to see(hear) a very low signal after the input
>> resistors. Then nothing after the one w/ the bad land.
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>Well. i changed the TL071CN - nothing changes.
>I resoldered everything. All values of the Resistors + Capacitors are
>o.k.
>no bad leads or anything other.
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>I just don't see the 5V CV signal after the 220K... If i touch the
>1N2222 on the right end, i hear strong humming.
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>If i don't see a signal on the other end: means short ? or anything
>else ?
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>*sigh* seems i need to recheck EVERY thing again tomorrow ...
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>--jan
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