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yes, the initial stage is a frequency doubler - and the outputs are a very
fine pulse. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but you can live without
them.

>I just want to add that I read the x2 outputs have a thin pulse. From what

I can tell on the schematics, the x2 and the 0 (/1) are the same thing. If
that is the case, I will just move to using /2-/16 (1-4 pads on the
pcb)instead of /1-/8 (0-3 pads)for each channel.

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>And, if I'm right, then the /2 output is the squared output, because /1 (0

pad) is directly connected to x2....

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>But, i could be missing something obvious on the schematics, and be wrong

about that.

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>(sorry, this is all very testable, but I finished taking my entire synth

apart, power supply out, etc, earlier this morning to finish rehabbing it.)

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>Thanks again.
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>--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, "synthwick" <synthwick@...> wrote:
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>> Hello,
>> I built the sub osc 4 or 5 years ago, and am giving it a rehab. (redoing

panels for a lot of modules)

>> Mine is wired as per the diagram on the website. I've never gotten much

use out of the /1 (0 on the pcb) outputs. They never seemed to do much.
So, I decided to look at it on my scope before I put it all back together.
The /1 outputs for a and b are both just tiny pulses. /2 and everything
further look to be about 50% square waves.

>>
>> Is that right, or has there been something wrong w/ my sub osc all this

time? Other than the /1 outputs, everything else seems to work as it should.

>>
>> thanks!
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