Hello and welcome!
Am 24.07.2015 um 10:17 schrieb jw_dewdney@yahoo.com [korg_mono-poly]:
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In regards of your problem: Alan asked the right question already. The
key contacts are the most likely cause for the problem. You simply can
test it by shorting the matrix-contacts on the KLM356, connector 22 (you
may use a diode for it, but you don't have to).
You may check the VCO outs with a scope (the easiest points are the
waveform selectro switches). There should be atleast some low frequency
signal.
Next thing: check whether the switch contacts at the trigger-In socket
do give contact! Also the polarity switch might be corroded (in this
case the voice LEDs should be lit when you play, but you won't hear
anything nevertheless).
Florian
Am 24.07.2015 um 10:17 schrieb jw_dewdney@yahoo.com [korg_mono-poly]:
> I have been rebuiilding a few polysixes and an arp omni so i am a:-)
> LITTLE bit familiar with the world of analog synthesizers.
> I was looking for a technical FAQ but was unable to find one. Does oneThere isn't one. But it would be a nice idea to start a thread, that
> exist for the group?
contains only postings that contain one question and its answer(s) per
posting. This thread should not contain any discussions.
In regards of your problem: Alan asked the right question already. The
key contacts are the most likely cause for the problem. You simply can
test it by shorting the matrix-contacts on the KLM356, connector 22 (you
may use a diode for it, but you don't have to).
You may check the VCO outs with a scope (the easiest points are the
waveform selectro switches). There should be atleast some low frequency
signal.
Next thing: check whether the switch contacts at the trigger-In socket
do give contact! Also the polarity switch might be corroded (in this
case the voice LEDs should be lit when you play, but you won't hear
anything nevertheless).
Florian