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Re: [kawaisynths] k1rII fault ?

2015-12-23 by Samuel Cameron

further thought,,its always possible someonebotched up an attempted circuit bend and then 
sold it on..a k1 is a very good circuit bend as i had my k1mdone and then bought a k1r and put same patcheson it so i could control the dry.wet balance..i suppose some internal power faults in componentscould account  for the faults describedSam
 

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hi everyone, new member :)

i just picked up a k1rII, which is in pristine condition. however its sound output 
is a mess: no noise on outputs but i get crackling and i'm sure these aren't 
how the waveforms are supposed to playback. 
my patches from a memory card are a mess too. 

is this a very sinister fault with CPU or DAC, or just a battery going flat?
if it's the 'bad' could it be caused by knock in transit? it came with original psu, 
but that's no guarantee it hasn't been plugged into something else.

any ideas appreciated, thanks. 

the 2nd issue is: i thought i was buying a regular K1r, not a mkII.
is this model the same bit-rate as the mark1? i read somewhere 
that they went to 16bit, but wasn't that the K4?
(also thought i'd find fx on this one, but apparently that was only the kbd 
version?)

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