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Improved manual morphing on Model 15 VCO

Improved manual morphing on Model 15 VCO

2006-12-22 by (i think you can figure that out)

All,

It's taken me some time to get to this, but I've documented a simple fix to improve the 
manual crossfading on rev 1.4 and 1.5 Model 15's.  Go here:

http://www.ear-group.net/manual_morph.jpg

All you need to do is short out R65, currently a 10K resistor.  There are a few different 
ways to do this.  You can remove it from the board and replace it with a jumper or a zero 
ohm resistor -or- the preferred metho-->simply solder a piece of wire, or a piece of buss 
wire across it's two pads ON THE SOLDER SIDE OF THE BOARD (component side is shown in 
this photo). I prefer this method because you're not removin anythin, which can if you do't 
hae experiece doing this, could damae the pads and traces leading to it.  It doesn't matter 
if the part iis there or not - iif there's a piece oof wire across it, it is effectely taken out of 
the circuit.

This change will make the morphing begin a bit further into the pot travel, but it does 
smooth out the morphing makingg it more gradual. VC is uneffected, works fine either 
way (with oor without the change).

happy holidays to everyone.

- P

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