Thanks for the quick answer. I thought of something like a "bad voice". So, how do I open the SX210? I found many screws at the bottom and also some on top or at the back. Do I have to unscrew all of them or only the big ones? I do not want to loosen things inside... Cheers, Mike --- In kawai-teisco@yahoogroups.com, "gil_we" <gil_we@...> wrote: > > If the stuck note happens every 8 notes played, than it is a specific > voice (oscillator) related problem, probably a bad IC in the envelope > section. > > You need to determine which voice is the one which the problem lays > in. Most of the times, when you power the unit up and start playing, > the first note played will get directed to the first voice, the > second note to the second voice etc. > > I already had 2 bad 4066 chips in mine, so I bet on a bad 4066 in > yours as well. You will need to get (or purchase) a schematic manual, > or just go over with an audio scope and try to find the bad IC. > > > > > --- In kawai-teisco@yahoogroups.com, "mike.rophun" <mike.rophun@> > wrote: > > > > Hello group. > > > > First, this is a great knowledge base. I read nearly all of the > post. > > But it seems that my problem is slightly different. > > > > When I play some sound, one oscillator stucks with the note until > it > > is retriggered by another. > > i.e. I play c-d-e-f-g the g stucks - keeps on sounding regardless > > what the ENV looks like - then I play futher on a-b-c-d-e and the e > > stucks again,releasing the prior stuck g. > > Do you know what I mean? > > > > I did not open the SX210 so far to check the battery. > > Any healing far-distance diagnostics? > > > > Cheers, mike > > >
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Re: SX210 stuck note problem - any help appreciated
2008-03-23 by mike.rophun
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