--- In chromapolaris@yahoogroups.com, "Paul D. DeRocco" <pderocco@...> wrote: > > > From: Robert Weigel > > > > I'm dealing with my own polaris here. I was going to do the > > routine of repairing the left side switch failures. got it > > working perfect!..well..after the most extensive repair of > > that i've ever seen. Both ribbons were just totally ruined. > > ANyway it developed problems after the repair. Now it > > occasionally when a note is struck OR I find a slider is > > moved to edit a vco aspect or whatever...it would..well....quack. > > The quack is probably the "error honk". Dunno why it's firing--it usually > indicates an invalid switch press, or memory full--but you can turn its > volume down with LOWER FUNCTION, ADJUSTMENTS, 5. > > -- > > Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco > Paul mailto:pderocco@... > I vaguely remember that now. I was amazed that it only comes out of the op amp, not the vca. So it must feed back in somehow through that return line or something. THe schemos are a little hard to piece together as to where various wires go so I was focusing on the other problems. Whatever the problem with the osc 1 not showing up on one of the assigned notes then... that's probably causing the honk. Meanwhile...anybody know of a right panel source at all? I see no hope for that one. -Bob
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Re: No doubt..the most insane repair of all time...
2007-02-09 by Robert Weigel
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