Maybe it was a cable I didn't notice it again earlier today.
Thanks
--- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "bernard.escaillas" <bernard@...> wrote:
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> If the pop occurs on any of the eight voices, the problem probably lies at the point where the 8 signals are summed before the delay board, or after the delay board where the signal is amplified.
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> But if your not up to soldering and testing, you should probably sell your DW as it is (for spare parts or to a experienced tech guy) and make up the difference to buy a working one. The difference will be cheaper than paying a tech to just open it and read the service manual...
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> --- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "Tomhikon" <got_hatchet@> wrote:
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> > Well I'm not sure how to go about testing option 3, but I tried all the others and it still pops.
> > I tired the slow filter,fast vca, it seems the vca area is the culprit.
> > Does it sound worth servicing do you think or should I rid of it?
> > Thanks
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