Could i have cooked them getting them out maybe ?
Would it be worth replacing them ?
Stephen
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Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] CGS 116 ADSR question
If you used a BC547, it needs to be installed the right way around for the
transistor marked in red.
Ken
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Would it be worth replacing them ?
Stephen
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From: "sasami@..." <sasami@...>
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Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2012 6:30 PM
Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] CGS 116 ADSR question
>Hi KenI used a BC547 there though not a 2N3565.
>
>I have everything working on the MARSH panel except the ADSR's.
>
>I have installed the transistor marked in red on the build page backwards.
If you used a BC547, it needs to be installed the right way around for the
transistor marked in red.
>Everywhere else that required a 2N3565 , i used a 2N3904 in it's correctorientation.
>orientation.
>Everywhere else that required a 2N5089 , i used a 2N3904 in it's correct
>These orientations all seem right to me.
>Everywhere else that required a 2N4250 , i used a BC557 in reverse orientation.
>I'm getting an led constantly lit at power up.Maybe. The backwards BC547 might be zenering.
>
>Could any of this be the problem ?
Ken
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