[sdiy] Monotron Schematic
Steve Carter
synth at willacy.co.uk
Fri Nov 5 18:55:51 CET 2010
Yes thanks Sam. Interesting circuit. I hadn't come across the IMX9 dual transistor before. It maybe a small box but SMD has allowed them not to scrimp on design. I now understand how they do the modulation sync by using an LFO reset line - couldn't figure that out by just staring at the board - it just wasn't talking to me.
Steve
On 5 Nov 2010, at 16:44, Paul Burns wrote:
> Many thanks Sam Hoshuyama for putting that up..
>
>
>
> Re "Wow, thanks!
>
> "Such service is quite unusual for most synth manufacturers.
> Do you happen to know if they published any other schematics or service
> manuals? Especially for the old analogue gear?
>
> Senso"
>
> Very unusual..
>
> Schematics generally only appear in service manuals that I have helped
> translate 20+ years ago... and made very unavailable to the public. this new
> attitude speaks volumes and we may see others react. this is remember the
> first purely analogue synth in 25 years by a big boy company imho. The
> exception of including schematics that comes to mind is the Roland SH-101 in
> that they put the schematics in the user manual. there are others as well
> but few and far between ...
>
>
>> Hello List,
>>
>> English information is easier for you, isn't it.
>>
>> http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2010/11/05/korg-publishes-schematic-of-mon
>> otron-synth/
>>
>> Sam HOSHUYAMA
>>
>>
>> HOSHUYAMA wrote:
>>> Hello List,
>>>
>>> Now Korg monotoron schematic is online officially!
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.korg.co.jp/Support/Manual/download.php?id=512
>>>
>>> Click the bottom [Download] button.
>>>
>>> Sam HOSHUYAMA
>>> Saitama, JAPAN
>
>
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