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MC-202 problems
by David Chang-6
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Reply (Restricted by the Administrator) | Reply to Author | View Threaded | Show Only this Message Hey AH,
It seems that my MC-202 is experiencing problems. I fired up the unit this afternoon and after pressing the power button there is a hum that seems to appear (never did before). It seems to go away after I press several notes on the mini keyboard. The problem also seems to correct itself after I switch the ENV settings to GATE. Wondering if any of you have experienced any similar problems? I'm thinking the CEM3340 or Roland VCA chip may be faulty. Any ideas on how to determine the cause of the problem and how I can fix this? Thanks D |
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Re: MC-202 problems
by LucidSounD
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Reply (Restricted by the Administrator) | Reply to Author | View Threaded | Show Only this Message Are you using batteries or an external PSU? With hum problems it's always a
good idea to run the synth on batteries to check the power supply isn't at fault. HTH Lucid. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Chang" <changmaster@...> To: <analogue@...> Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 3:46 AM Subject: [AH] MC-202 problems > Hey AH, > It seems that my MC-202 is experiencing problems. I fired up the unit > this > afternoon and after pressing the power button there is a hum that seems to > appear (never did before). It seems to go away after I press several > notes > on the mini keyboard. The problem also seems to correct itself after I > switch the ENV settings to GATE. Wondering if any of you have experienced > any similar problems? I'm thinking the CEM3340 or Roland VCA chip may be > faulty. Any ideas on how to determine the cause of the problem and how I > can fix this? > > Thanks > D > |
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Re: MC-202 problems
by David Chang-6
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Reply (Restricted by the Administrator) | Reply to Author | View Threaded | Show Only this Message Yes I have tried this, but the hum always appears. Also, previously when I
was not using batteries and only a PSU, the hum was never there. This is definitely a new problem that was not present before. David On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 2:04 AM, lucidsound <lucidsound@...> wrote: > Are you using batteries or an external PSU? With hum problems it's always > a good idea to run the synth on batteries to check the power supply isn't at > fault. > > HTH > > Lucid. > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Chang" <changmaster@...> > To: <analogue@...> > Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 3:46 AM > Subject: [AH] MC-202 problems > > > > Hey AH, >> It seems that my MC-202 is experiencing problems. I fired up the unit >> this >> afternoon and after pressing the power button there is a hum that seems to >> appear (never did before). It seems to go away after I press several >> notes >> on the mini keyboard. The problem also seems to correct itself after I >> switch the ENV settings to GATE. Wondering if any of you have experienced >> any similar problems? I'm thinking the CEM3340 or Roland VCA chip may be >> faulty. Any ideas on how to determine the cause of the problem and how I >> can fix this? >> >> Thanks >> D >> >> > |
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Wanted- Yamaha CS chip
by LucidSounD
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Reply (Restricted by the Administrator) | Reply to Author | View Threaded | Show Only this Message Looking for a Yamaha IG00150 LFO 8-pin DIL ic for a Yamaha CS-50/60/80.
This ic is often stamped M51620P or YIG7720 and turns up on the SUB card. Grateful for any leads. Thanks in advance. Lucid. |
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