Discussion about the Korg PolySix synthesizer

Master Crow,

  Thank you for responding and please forgive my ignorance. I can do this if
it's just a matter of checking the voltage across the pot leads with a
multimeter. Otherwise I'd need specific info. If it requires special test
equip. I'd probably have to have an expert (such as yourself!) look at it.
Whatever it takes. FYI the trouble spot seems to be arounnd #2, or 9:00
o'clock. If I set it and leave it alone, it seems fine and cuts the freq. off
where it should. I've programmed and stored many different sounding patches,
that's why it seems to me that the filters are working properly. Anyway, just
speculation. Again thanks for the help.

dizz

Quoting The Old Crow <oldcrow@oldcrows.net>:

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>   You should check the output voltage on the wiper contact of the filter
> cutoff potentiometer.  It should read +5V at maximum and -5V at minimum
> rotation.  See what the reading is when the knob is set to a 'trouble'
> spot.  That will help determine if the pot itself is dirty.
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> Crow
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