On Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Joseph Ralston wrote:
that tap is there to apply a voltage across the cutoff pot.
bear in mind that connecting to ground is also "tapping into the power
supply."
i never had any problems with lost patches, though...
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> Cool. Thanks for explaining that. So, the reason you tap into the power=============
> supply is that to amp the signal or what is it's purpose? I seemed to
> have problems losing patches when I used the power supply hook in like
> you show.
that tap is there to apply a voltage across the cutoff pot.
bear in mind that connecting to ground is also "tapping into the power
supply."
i never had any problems with lost patches, though...
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...atom
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762A 3B98 A3C3 96C9 C6B7 582A B88D 52E4 D9F5 7808
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"This is a bit more than a vote."
-- Oilman Roger Tamraz, explaining why he never
bothered to vote, but did give $300,000 to the
Democratic Party. For his contribution, Tamraz
got a personal meeting with President Clinton,
at which he promoted his Caspian Sea pipeline
scheme.
(Testimony to Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, 9/18/1997)