> Oh, and I've recently seen someone put a IC-type opamp where a metal can one should have been. Without wanting to interrupt this thread of entertaining repair stories (more please!) too much, does this can<->DIP substitution make any difference in a functional sense or is it more of a "look thing"? I'm wondering because when repairing my whiteface Arp Odyssey, I had to go for a DIP CA3080s. Just a matter of what was at hand really and given their in-circuit use (S&H / VCA) I couldn't think of a reason why it'd make a difference. For these, I attached a DIP socket to the PCB as close as possible to the original part and connected it to the board with a piece of flat cable. This is f.ex. what it looks like on board C: http://kewlers.scene.org/bitchard/diy/Odyssey/17.jpg I'm working to port the build log from the above url to my blog, but it'll take some time. ;) .Arto. -- My DIY blog http://amazingdiy.wordpress.com/ Little Bitchard http://kewlers.scene.org/bitchard/ Outer Space Alliance http://www.holyfeather.com/outerspacealliance
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Re: [vintagesynthrepair] Re: dumbest repair job ever
2010-05-07 by Arto Koivisto
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