----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 11:24 PM
Subject: [korgpolyex] Re: new Poly 800, problems..
Wow, both of you guys were right. I started tweaking things and
noticed that i was able to make some pretty eery pads. Also i think
Dan was right about the amp, it is ALOT louder through my computer or
headphones. So either way this is working out. Now..where do i get
batteries(what kind), cause i know one day i'm going to accidentally
unplug this thing.
thanks guys
--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, Dan Brewton <dannobe123@y...>
wrote:
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> Hi.........I troubleshoot Electronics probs, for a living.....
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> I'd say first unplug the connection to the Guitar amp and try the
Headphones jack...
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> here you need to listen carefully for the sounds you
mentioned.....either they
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> a.) went away with the Amp connection ..or
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> b.) still the same noises.....perhaps not as loud.....
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> Well.....does your place have 3-wire Wall Power distributed on all
Wall sockets....?
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> The "Wall_Adapter" for the Korg usually does NOT carry the ground,
i.e. the third
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> wire of the Wall socket, but IF your Amp DOES.......then the Audio
out between the two
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> forces both to be at the Amps grounding circuit.....whereas the
Korg is 'floating' above
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> ground with no connection to it normally......until you jack the
two together.....
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> If there are No grounded Power Outlets, as you find in 'Older
housing', then thats another story.....Then if that wasn't bad
enough, there is the 'In_Between' of those wall sockets
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> that are only two-wire, but are still polorized by one slot larger
the the other (Neutral)
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> So, enough already , for this installment......tell me where you
stand now....
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> Dan
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