From prrz Sent Wed, Jan 3rd 2018, 20:51
From prrz Sent Wed, Jan 3rd 2018, 20:51
Ok, just heard that those old trimmers can cause some weird action, also regarding tuning stability. Will do a recap soon on mine... Am 03.01.18 um 21:25 schrieb Kenny Balys: > > No, the trimmers are all oldies. > > I did totally re-cap mine, all tantalum gone. > > its stable once i get these kinks worked out. > > Bob Grieb (Tauntek) told me the Chroma uses the same edge connectors > and that they are availble still. I am going to order new ones and > replace them. I strongly suspect that my edge connectors are dirty. > > > On 03.01.18 20:17 , xxxx@xxx.xx wrote: >> When mine was working I did not have these problems. Did you ever >> exchange those trimmers? >> >> >> Am 03.01.18 um 20:30 schrieb Kenny Balys: >>> >>> This is something I run into often, the Banana has sat for a few weeks >>> and then when I go to play, a few voices fail tune or do not respond >>> as expected. >>> >>> Possible Remedy: >>> --------------- >>> - Press A+H simultaneously to enable voice mute mode: identify the >>> troubled voice(s) >>> >>> - split the Banana open ( he he.... ) >>> >>> - undo the wooden voice card restraint blocks' frame tops >>> >>> - pull the voice board out, then put it back in (( possibly squeeze >>> chips back into sockets if loose)) >>> >>> The Banana voice boards seem to walk out of their edge connector >>> sockets and/or chips wiggle out of their sockets. Its really >>> irritating. >>> >>> I have found that its better to keep the wooden restraint caps off >>> when playing. Just don't forget to put them back before moving it. >>> >>> >>> ** fix assumes that everything else is otherwise working correctly >>> >> >>