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<DIV><FONT size=1><FONT face="Courier New">Hello from the new guy :)<BR><BR>I've
got an MG-1 that I found at a pawn shop and resurrected. Man, do <BR>I wish I
had found this group about 6 months ago! :) Anyway, it's now <BR>in good working
order, and I've made several mods to it, installed a <BR>MIDIJack, etc.
<BR><BR>For my next mod, I've decided that I want to try and slow down the
<BR>LFO rate. If I understand correctly, the LFO in this machine is just
<BR>another VCO. There's a slider type variable resistor for the rate
<BR>control, where lfo rate increases as resistance decreases. SO I was
<BR>thinking that I could just insert an extra resistor in line and that
<BR>would slow things down.<BR><BR>Of course not... that would be too easy,
wouldn't it? :) I tried it <BR>out, soldered a 22k resistor in at a couple of
different points, but <BR>there was no change (as far as I could tell,
anyway)<BR><BR>Is anyone here familiar enough with this little quasi-moog to
help me <BR>out? I'm really not even sure if I have the right idea or not. I've
<BR>been using schematics for the Rogue, which is (supposedly) nearly
<BR>identical in design. I've been unable to find any schematics or
<BR>technical information about the MG-1 online, so if anyone knows where <BR>I
can find anything, please let me know. <BR><BR>Thanks for any help you can
provide...<BR><BR><BR>Duane</FONT><BR><BR><BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>