Cgs synth

>That's not it. I tested it at the pins of the 4081, and do have power.
>It would have to be a problem on the buffer circuit, right? Everything

else seems to be working.

>I just double checked all of my connections, and they are all good, and go

where they are supposed to.

>
>Well, there isn't much to the circuit, I'll just get parts to rebuild the

entire buffer board.

>If you have any other advice, I'll take it. Otherwise I'll post results

after I've tried a few new parts.

>
>thanks!
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>--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, sasami@... wrote:
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>> I would not expect a bad one to pass anything. It sounds more like you have
>> a power rail that isn't connected.
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>> Ken
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>> >I'm getting full out w/ either switch position, and from either output
>> (both pulse and full/mix) on my gate seq. I'm guessing it's the 4081, but I
>> don't have a spare to test it.
>> >would a bad 4081 still allow the signal to pass? (just trying to be sure
>> I'm on the right track before I make the trek to the electronics store)
>> >
>> >thanks
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