MATRIXSYNTH: Adjustment of Acidlab Miami Noise trimpot


Friday, April 02, 2010

Adjustment of Acidlab Miami Noise trimpot


YouTube via shagghie — April 02, 2010 — "*This voids your warranty* (no, really)
That said, overall a really easy adjustment that requires dissassembly of entire casing to access the trimpot.
Adjustment to the right increases overall noise going multiple voices, namely the Clap. As you can hear, this allows the Clap's volume level to go higher, more aligned to the rest of the other voices. Note that the Toms get a little "wooley" with excessive noise adjustment, so pay attention to those as well while adjusting.
Many thanks to http://www.intellijel.com/ for the initial post at muffwiggler sharing which pot and providing diagram.
If you try this and have notes, please share here: http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/view...
And of course thanks to Klaus too for designing what i consider to be the best sounding 808 clone to date in a compact, lightweight format. Kicks the crap out of my MFB-522 (as it should), and holds its own to the mighty TR-808 (but politely and humbly acknowledges its Ruler). Total class act."

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