help! logan string melody synth gone sharp
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help! logan string melody synth gone sharp
my old logan synth has creeped up in tune over the past year to where it's noticeably sour now against a track recorded to 440.
it's in tune perfectly to itself but is sharp to 440.
it has a pot on the front to adjust tuning but even all the way left (flat) - it's still
sharp.
any tips for addressing this?
it's in tune perfectly to itself but is sharp to 440.
it has a pot on the front to adjust tuning but even all the way left (flat) - it's still
sharp.
any tips for addressing this?
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If it's any relation to this guy:
http://www.synfo.nl/servicemanuals/Loga ... MATICS.pdf
It looks like there's a tunable inductor in the master clock section - about halfway down the left edge of the page, marked AF1.
If it's like a Farfisa, the inductor was plugged with melted wax that you'll have to remove before you can turn it.
http://www.synfo.nl/servicemanuals/Loga ... MATICS.pdf
It looks like there's a tunable inductor in the master clock section - about halfway down the left edge of the page, marked AF1.
If it's like a Farfisa, the inductor was plugged with melted wax that you'll have to remove before you can turn it.
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here's a pic of the board that is directly attached to the tuner knob (top left of pic)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/141 ... .46.31.jpg
this is another board further over inside that has a few tuneable knobs -
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/141 ... .46.46.jpg
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/141 ... .46.31.jpg
this is another board further over inside that has a few tuneable knobs -
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/141 ... .46.46.jpg
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The wires (2 purples and a yellow) from the pot disappear into that wire bundle, and it's unclear from the photo where they re-emerge.
Nothing there looks obviously like a trimmer coil. Trimmer coils are often a little metal box about the size of a sugar cube, with a hole in the top for a screwdriver...sometimes you can see the coil of wire inside, too.
Do the PCBs have any identifying marks on them? Like part number etched in the copper? If the device and schems correspond (and it's still not clear that they do), you're looking for board "122-B".
Do you see a chip marked MK 50240 anywhere?
Nothing there looks obviously like a trimmer coil. Trimmer coils are often a little metal box about the size of a sugar cube, with a hole in the top for a screwdriver...sometimes you can see the coil of wire inside, too.
Do the PCBs have any identifying marks on them? Like part number etched in the copper? If the device and schems correspond (and it's still not clear that they do), you're looking for board "122-B".
Do you see a chip marked MK 50240 anywhere?
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