Vintage Synth Repair

Hello everyone,

 I'm restoring my Octave Cat SRM, and it looks like IC2, a NE532 dual op amp, has gone pins up. I can't find the NE532 for sale anywhere. Can anyone suggest a source, or barring that, a suitable replacement? Could I just drop a 4558 or TL082 into the socket?

 Thanks in advance,
 Rich

Oops, nevermind. Turns out the schematic i was working from has the IC numbers mislabeled. My apologies for the bandwidth.

 Rich

--- In vintagesynthrepair@y..., metamaticdiy@y... wrote:

>  Hello everyone,
> 
>  I'm restoring my Octave Cat SRM, and it looks like IC2, a NE532 dual op amp, has gone pins up. I can't find the NE532 for sale anywhere. Can anyone suggest a source, or barring that, a suitable replacement? Could I just drop a 4558 or TL082 into the socket?
> 
>  Thanks in advance,
>  Rich

>  Hello everyone,
> 
>  I'm restoring my Octave Cat SRM, and it looks like IC2, a NE532 dual 
> op amp, has gone pins up. I can't find the NE532 for sale anywhere. Can 
> anyone suggest a source, or barring that, a suitable replacement? Could 
> I just drop a 4558 or TL082 into the socket?
> 
>  Thanks in advance,
>  Rich
> 

The NE part is a low noise I'c. You are missing a digit, it should be 
NE5532.

Regards

David

No sorry. That ISN'T a 5532, it IS a 532. No digit missing.

Kevin






>  >  Hello everyone,
>>
>>   I'm restoring my Octave Cat SRM, and it looks like IC2, a NE532 dual
>>  op amp, has gone pins up. I can't find the NE532 for sale anywhere. Can
>>  anyone suggest a source, or barring that, a suitable replacement? Could
>>  I just drop a 4558 or TL082 into the socket?
>>
>>   Thanks in advance,
>>   Rich
>>
>
>The NE part is a low noise I'c. You are missing a digit, it should be
>NE5532.
>
>Regards
>
>David
>
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Kevin Lightner

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