Hello Terje,
that´s clear to me... but not what I was looking for.
I have to adjust the overall sensitivity of the strap below the keys. Even if I have the selection knob at let´s say 8:00 o´clock the effect is far too early because the force strip below the keys is far too sensitive, or is triggering too early. That means, if I push the key with normal strength the effect is there immediately, like the hub of the key is too short.
Is there an internal adjustment, or do I have to adjust the force strap mechanically by lowering it in relation to the keys?
Best regards
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> There is an amount pot on the lower left side of the panel, between
> the selection knob and the white slider. Goes from 0 to 10.
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> Terje
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> Den 25. aug.. 2011 kl. 00.03 skrev ambrosia800:
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> > Where can I adjust the sensitivity of the force sensor?
> > It´s doing the job too well at the moment..
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> Terje Winther
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Re: [vintagesynthrepair] Re: Multimoog force sensor
2011-08-31 by Terje Winther
Sorry for not understanding.
Yes, there is a force sensivity adjustment, R53 in the schematics. But from your describtion it sems that the effect is either on or off, which could indicate a (partially) failed component in the force sensor circut.
Although, age have probably done some harm to the force sensor. I remember when my multimoog was new (oh... back a the end of the 1970s!). The force sensor was just smooth and beautifully. Now it is hard and difficult to use, and yes: I too have noticed that is comes on a bit too fast. It seems that even thoug I can adjust mine to suit, the range of the effect is less than it used to be.
You really need the schematics for this.
Terje
Den 31. aug.. 2011 kl. 17.27 skrev ambrosia800: