I have spares, of if you want, the complete voice card.
Please let me know, thank you
Andrea
ambrosia800 ha scritto:
It is not a normal ground loop problem. The hum seems to be directly related to the number of voice cards in the machine. So I think, the power supply could be the problem.
I think, a recapping of the power supply should be the way to go.
On the other hand, there is a tantalum on every voice card. I think, changing the tantalums on the voice cards shouldn´t be a bad choice either.
Anybody of you got some spare CEM´s?
One 3330 and a 3320 as well are broken. For one of my other machines I´m also looking for a 3360
--- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, "Scott" ...> wrote:
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> -If you can take the "ground loop" out of the equation, the most likely cause is power supply filtering capacitors that have gone dry and arent doing what theyre supposed to.
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> I see this as a regular thing here in my shop.
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> Caps are easy to get and fairly cheap and replacing them drops troubleshooting time way down
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> Just doing that may make your troubles flee
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> Scott in Burrrrrrrr-mont
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