When Paul wrote:
"However, I don't forsee a reason to redesign. It ∗is∗ a cheap,
simple circuit."
IMHO, this comment seemed very un-MOTM. I really started to
get to get worried and hoped the remedies he suggested would
work, when they didn't seem to, I guess I went from worry to
panic. Hence the request for an FCO (field change order). I'm
really glad this is being looked into.
Can someone recap the problems, preferably in terms of what
ranges and combinations of settings work as one would expect?
Also, will it hold a steady sustain voltage that doesn't change as
non-sustain parameters are adjusted. If so, is max sustain 5V,
like it's supposed to be for the "good" settings?
In the meantime, I guess I'll set the 800s aside and work on the
other kits.
Thanks, Barry
--- In motm@y..., "coyoteous" <satori@t...> wrote:
> Great, I was just about to start building two of these. How long
> have they been out, anyway? I often like to use an EG to
> modulate one VCO of two VCO patch (ala Lyle Mays) and it's
> starting to sound like the 800 would be unusable for this. BTW,
> I've heard the D brand EG has a droopy sustain, making it also
> difficult for this application. Paul, can we have an FCO? <-
(that's
> engineer talk I learnt when I used to work on 1 Gigabyte hard
> drives that were the size of a washing machine) :-)
>
> Barry