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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi all, found something this weekend. Used to have an old Radioshack/Realistic reverb a looooong looooong time ago and had lost it. My parents were having a garage sale this past weekend and we stopped by, and what did I find sitting on a table for $1??? My reverb!!! After chastising my father pretty severely :-) brought it home and decided to stick it in a module (replace the RCA jacks with minis, get rid of all the extra stuff like tape monitoring circuitry etc). One thing I want to do is put CV points around the knobs for dept, delay and mix. I also want to do some similar mods to some of my modules (adding res CVs around the res knobs where there are none etc.) so I thought this would be a quick and easy - who-cares-if-I-break-it trial. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT SIZE=2>I realize the knobs are just voltage dividers, so putting a voltage across the knob leads should accomplish the same task, with switching jacks to break the knob paths? I'm sure there must be more to it, so any guidance is appreciated. Thanks all</FONT></P>
<P><FONT SIZE=2>KRIS</FONT>
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<P><FONT SIZE=2>p.s. anyone know what's in this thing? There's hardly any ICs at all. Its model 42-2108 Stereo Reverb System.</FONT>
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