Thanks for the reply! Who was your Oberheim "Guru" in San Francisco? I live there, so maybe I should give them a holler... Jonathan --- In oberheim@yahoogroups.com, Charles Massey <cmassey@...> wrote: > > I had an OBXa and it came close to driving me to the nut house! I had > a repairman in Tampa that would go through that whole tuning process > and when it was finished, it sounded great.........until he hit auto > tune and everything went to shit. I finally put it on a bus from > Florida to San Francisco where there was a guru that helped it a great > deal but still no cigar. > > He hard wired as much of the connections as possible and this made it > much more stable. > > I talked to several pros that used them on the road and they all said > the same thing. "Great sound when they were working!" > > I ended up giving it away and miraculously, my headaches went away. <g> > I know this is not advice but then..... maybe it is. <g> > > Charlie in the swamp > > On Mar 7, 2006, at 11:00 AM, nelsonj_sce wrote: > > > As for the distortion, try panning your bad voice and see if that > > helps the problem. Also clean the pan pot with some component > > cleaner. > > > > As for the "ghost" note...I have to think more about that. > > > > -- >
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Re: OBXa Issues - Distortion & Keyboard Questions
2006-03-11 by jringmrath
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