Re: New Power Adaptor for Poly 800 and question about multi mods (Hawk)
2012-12-23 by KurtF
FIZMO is not like Proteus at all. Proteus type are ROMplers and very good ones. I have a Proteus 2000 with additional ROM chips for more sounds. FIZMO is a
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2012-12-23 by KurtF
FIZMO is not like Proteus at all. Proteus type are ROMplers and very good ones. I have a Proteus 2000 with additional ROM chips for more sounds. FIZMO is a
2012-12-23 by KurtF
Brilliant, mate! Just fookin brilliant! Got me laughin .
2012-12-23 by Jason Adkins
Hiya, I have never used an Fizmo is it like a Emu Proteus?
2012-12-22 by L
Thats good to know. I had problems with my Ensoniq Fizmo because of the cheap wall wart that came with it. Lucifer
2012-12-22 by L
Thanks for the info
2012-12-22 by L
Thanks for the info. I should be safe with a 500ma psu then. Lucifer
2012-12-22 by Jason Adkins
ha ha, it was the stupid jack lead that gets me I have a Midiverb 3 in studio the same. What was annoying on the road more than an HR16 which could have been
2012-12-22 by backshall1
Yes, 12.7V would be nominal for a properly designed adapter. Maybe the wide range of voltages I ve seen coming from these things is their way to compensate for
2012-12-22 by Gordon JC Pearce
... Somewhere my mate Malc s old HR16 is still around, with its butchered ZX81 power supply that I made up about an hour before a gig that his old band had,
2012-12-22 by Jason Adkins
Don t get me started on Alesis AC wallwarts..... ... Don t get me started on Alesis AC wallwarts..... On 22 Dec 2012, at 19:19, Gordon JC Pearce wrote: On
2012-12-22 by Gordon JC Pearce
... Mmm, not quite. An unregulated supply typically puts out √2Vnominal so for a 9V unregulated supply you d expect to see about 12.7V offload, regardless
2012-12-22 by backshall1
Somehow, nobody seems to have pointed out the major differences between a modern-day regulated switching supply and an old fashioned large transformer type
2012-12-22 by Gordon JC Pearce
... You know how your car battery can provide 200A or so to the starter motor? How come the little 200mA interior light doesn t blow up when you wire it
2012-12-22 by Jason Adkins
Correct, I recently bought an EX800 and the first thing I did before I even switched it on was to trash the crappy non-korg 300ma psu i got with it.
2012-12-22 by Gordon JC Pearce
... I think those blue LEDs are going to seem like a good idea when you say it but not such a great plan when you do it. I fitted white LEDs to my Juno 106
2012-12-22 by Gordon JC Pearce
... 300mA is not really enough to run even a stock Poly 800. I know it says that in the manual, but in practice it s better to use something a bit heavier.
2012-12-22 by Michael Hawkins
The Atomahawk draws about 15 milliamps, nothing to worry about there. The HAWK draws more like 50-75 milliamps. Also not much. But if you add those high
2012-12-22 by Michael Hawkins
Correct. The current rating of power supplies is the maximum current that the unit can supply to the load. If the load is only 2 milliamps then the load will
2012-12-22 by KurtF
The current doesn t matter as long at the power supply provides at least as much as the device needs. Device destruction occurs when the voltage doesn t match.
2012-12-22 by w.james.meagher@gmail.com
What would damage it is having an adapter rated for LESS than 300mA, not more. You can use an adapter rated for more Amps and the Poly800 will only draw what
2012-12-22 by Jason Adkins
I might me wrong but in theory the Poly800 should just draw what it needs whatever the ampage? ... I might me wrong but in theory the Poly800 should just draw
2012-12-22 by L
This is a good question... I agree with using the stock 300ma psu for a stock Poly. What kind of power does the Atomahawk need? Any ideas Mike?
2012-12-22 by L
Were both units unmodified? Depending on how the mod was performed, just adding those pots can make a big difference in sound. Heres how i did mine. Before
2012-12-22 by Jill Saphic
hello! OH MY GOD! I so hope you didn t listen to ANY of these replies that suggested 1000 MA, or 650 MA, or 600MA, or anything over 300 MilliAmps. from the
2012-12-22 by Jill Saphic
hello! Ive heard them both in the same room at the same time. The green one and the black one. The Mark I is louder, and has more low-low mids. And it s bass
2012-12-21 by Michael Hawkins
The brighter LED displays should be AOK with the HAWK. But, the HAWK does add a few tens of milliamps to the power supply load. And I don t know what the LED
2012-12-21 by Jason Adkins
Hiya slightly off topic but they made the 707 supposedly the Poly800 s successor in red and blue although hardly the same thing. J
2012-12-20 by Harvey Peekar
yea, i figured that this would be the only place that would know where to get em. one more quick question too, im swapping out the LEDs on my korg for the
2012-12-20 by L
I had a mark II in the 90 s that i loved n it got stolen. A few years later i found a reverse keys in a customers basement. He didnt use it anymore so i got it
2012-12-19 by Michael Hawkins
your question just about sums up why reverse keys Poly s go for sometimes up to twice as much as the normal. There is no source for them. You just have to get
2012-12-19 by Harvey Peekar
hi all, i dont suppose anyone knows where to order the reverse keys set by chance. im in the process of modding one of my poly s, and those keys would make
2012-12-16 by eric justin
No C cells are instaled. I guess I remove R1 & D1. Thanks!
2012-12-16 by backshall1
Okay, that means you should remove R1, D1 which are over near the 9v input jack. Otherwise, there will be +5V feeding through to the CR2032, which would
2012-12-16 by eric justin
... Hey Don I guess Its the early version because there was no battery just the two soldier pads. I didn t remove anything, just hooked up a battery holder
2012-12-16 by backshall1
I guess that depends on what you DID do, and which of the three versions of MK1 you have. Leaving C87, C88, D23 allows the Poly-800 memory to run off in
2012-12-16 by eric justin
I just bought a second Poly 800 MKI and I m in the process of doing all of the standard mods. I was about to do the battery mod so I looked up the instructions
2012-12-16 by eric justin
Strangely enough the pitch mod is working fine today.
2012-12-16 by eric justin
I am restoring a poly 800 and have noticed that for some reason the mod wheel only bends the pitch downward. Attempting to bend the pitch up has no affect. I
2012-12-15 by L
Ur right on all 3 counts. Ive owned a mark II and currently own a reverse key. As its from Japan, i wonder if a worker in the factory put it together. Ive got
2012-12-14 by Michael Hawkins
Definitely cobbled together from a MK1 and a MK2. I rather like it! ________________________________ From: AARON To:
2012-12-13 by AARON
There s a strange reverse-key Poly-800 Mk II on eBay right now being offered by a Japanese seller. It looks sort of like a Mk II, but it s strange for at least
2012-12-09 by bimmerfan222
I started work on this Custom GUI controller for the HAWK800 built using Ctrlr . It should work for V2.53 firmware on all models of Korg Poly/EX 800. Here s
2012-12-09 by Quazimodo
It s there all the way through Martin. If I start re-programming a patch and turning footages off then the bleed-through disappears! It s mainly the 2ft that
2012-12-09 by Quazimodo
Hey thanks for all the replies guys. Much appreciated. Yes, Don it is the Mk1 (reverse keys) - but the in-between version with the solder pads and a little
2012-12-09 by Martin Ator
Not sure what would cause this off the top of my head. Headphones are always a lot noisier than the main outs and let digital control noise through because
2012-12-09 by backshall1
The mod to remove C87, 88 and D15, 23 results in the memory being powered only by the CR2032, even when the synth is powered on, which can reduce the CR2032
2012-12-09 by Quazimodo
Thanks for the tip Martin, Yes, it is much more apparent on headphones. But I m still convinced it is there on the outputs... but very, very quiet - so not
2012-12-09 by Quazimodo
Just checked it on headphones actually. I will listen through an amplifier and see if it s the same. Cheers, TOM
2012-12-09 by Martin Ator
Are you listening on headphones or the main out? ________________________________ From: Quazimodo To: korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com
2012-12-09 by Quazimodo
Hi guys, I m new to the group - hello, and hope you don t mind me diving straight in with a question..!? I have a Poly800 Mk1. I just performed the battery