My first bit of advice would be to re-seat all the IC's on the main board.
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Do Not pull them out..
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First, with a very fine screwdriver, gently pry each side of the IC up a few mm. Then Press the whole IC back into it's IC mount.
- Repeat, untill ALL IC's have been done.
(This cleans the contacts between the IC and it's Socket)
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My EII had a unreliable voice, and this solved it.
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If this does not work.. then.
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You could start by swapping IC's from the dead voice (3)�to another voice.
I'd start with the VCF.
If the prob goes to another voice, then you've found the problem.
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Don't do any of these things with the EII Powered up or even plugged in. (Safety!)
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--- On Thu, 1/4/10, Gino wrote:
From: Gino
Subject: [emulatorII-list] No output from 3rd channel
To: emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com
Received: Thursday, 1 April, 2010, 4:02 AM
�I know this topic has been touched on before, but I couldn't find any conclusive info on a fix. I have a plain EII that either has a dead voice or channel not sure how to distiguish the two? Basically if I go into special fucntions and disable channel 3 the EII is playable. With channel three on, every 8th note played in succession is silent. Does that mean I have a dead voice or channel? How should I proceed? trace everyhting in the signal path to channel 3? Any hints on where to start would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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