Hi,
still no news, still very busy with University stuff.
I'll try to link the information I got with the experience I aim to get.
Selling an MK2... yeah. Maybe not a good idea. But to be honest, the
device seems not that reliable and I need something that does the job.
Still the analog sound is extraordinarily! However, it is the only
reason to keep it.
So in case I'm selling it I'll post an announcement here. BTW, I'd sell
a custom made solid case togethet with it.
Best,
Niels
gil_we schrieb:
> Well, what are the other hints? I'm curious...
>
> as for the 4066, I had a few going bad on my Kawai SX210, interesting
> input.
>
> I would not sell the MK2, I like mine so much. But if you still want
> to sell it I know someone in the UK who will be more than happy to
> buy it from you.
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, Niels Ott <niels.ott@...> wrote:
>> Hi gil and others,
>>
>> no unfortunately not. I'm quite busy so I didn't find time for
> further
>> experiments. I got some great hints from German synthesizer gurus,
> though.
>> One of those hints said: The 4066 chips go bad whenever the voltage
> on
>> their input comes close to their supply voltage. So if you're
> messing
>> with those, put them on a socked and be sure to have replacements
>> available...
>>
>> And some other hints, now I hope to find the time soon.
>>
>> Still I'm wonderhing whether I will sell the Trident MK2 or not
> once I
>> got it fixed. I'm not a collector, I'm trying to be a musician.
>>