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There really isn't a good way to test that circuit other than an expression pedal, but a standard Yamaha FC7 pedal will work if you have one, that is, it doesn't have to be the original

Hi everyone, Thanks Scott, for the suggestion! I don't have the expression pedal I'm afraid, but when moving the volume know both L+R volumes change similarly and the offset remains the same. Is there

Hi Alex, Maybe I can hook up my CS80 to my Kronos and we can talk through this on the phone this weekend.? What time zone are you in?? Stanley Valiulis Co-Founder Operations 815-608-0884

Hi Stan, I was the one asking about the midi. Here is my original plea for help: I recently had a Kenton Midi Kit installed into a CS80. It looks like something was not done correctly during the

If you want to try a couple of diagnostics... Does the relative offset between channels stay the same when rotating the volume knob? Does the relative offset between channels stay the same when

Hi Everyone, I appreciate hearing all this information. ?My CS-80 needs some work? Mike Borish does it for me.? Both the square and sign wave are on all the time on the top channel.? I also have a

Hello everyone, Thank you for the input! Joachim Milson, I have a voltmeter and can do basic diagnostics, but as reboot paris points out, I might be better to leave it to a professional. Though my

Great stuff Scott! Ground loops can be a huge problem in any analog circuits and especially bad with mixed analog and digital! You could easily earn a PhD learning the details of this subject. David

Hello all. At David R.'s suggestion, I thought to join in the group to discuss all things CS-80. ----------------------------- Please find attached a paper I pulled together to discuss the problem

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Hello You should wait your tech it's certainly a problem on a board ,the pra maybe . If you don't know the synth never open it . Just blend the 2 signals . As i remember it's a "Fake" stéréo. Hope

Hi Mathias, Since the chorus does not have an effect on your issue, chances are that the source of the problem is after the chorus. If you look at the overall diagram, you'll notice that the audio

Hello again, Than you slammah2006 and Mert for your input! The volume discrepancy between L and R channels is the same with or without the chorus engaged, approx 20dB according to my DAW channel meter

Hi Matthias, The L/R balance on my CS-80 is equal like it should on any stereo keyboard. You can try checking the high/low output selector switch. It may collect dust or get corrosion which may affect

the only stereo is from the chorus (leslie) circuit.... when the chorus circuit is set to on,? the two outputs will be out of phase like a parked leslie ...tremollo on is fast leslie? chorus on is

Greetings good people, Hope this message finds everyone well. I've gotten my CS-80 back from servicing recently, beyond excited. She's never functioned properly as long as I've owned her so I can't be

There is this for more info.... https://www.hakenaudio.com/voltage-converter Depending on your analog synthesizer, you will have particular preferences for voltage ranges of each output on your CVC.

Oh you're right. The osmose is even already mentioned at the cable select. Still the question is, whether it will do V/Hz. Am 20.12.19 um 21:02 schrieb slammah2006:

Im sure it will be the same as the converter used with the Continuum... Same engine, same Eaganmatrix... https://www.hakenaudio.com/store/control-voltage-converter ---- On Fri, 20 Dec 2019 07:23:54

I am on the preorder list for the first batch of the Osmose. Now I have to check which MIDI-CV/Gate interfaces might be used with it; if there is one that supports V/Hz and Aftertouch to V, then I