----- Original Message ----- From: "roy s." <unovis_yeah@yahoo.com> > exactly how did you modify it to accept an external > signal? i've open mine up and tried to figure it out, > but to no avail... > i'm not too knowledgable about circuits, but i'm very > handy with a soldiering iron... I don't have a schematic so I can't tell you anything specific about the Polysix. But in general terms, audio flows in one direction; from the output of one device to the input of another device. If you break such an audio path with, for example, a pair of normalized jacks, you can take out or insert signals that a manufacturer never intended. With a little electronics knowledge of IC and transistor circuits and an accurate schematic diagram, these things can be sussed out. Removing a circuit for stand-alone operation requires additional knowledge of how the device works, what controls it, and a way to supply it with appropriate power. Cheers, Bill (in vague terms mode)
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Re: [PolySix] Polysix effects as standalone unit?
2003-10-19 by Bill Fox
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