Tuesday, December 07, 2010
polymoog repair video
YouTube via SubOscillator | December 05, 2010 |
"I posted this video because i felt was an unusual repair only passive components causing the polymoog square wave not to be in tune with the saw wave or the other way around i dont remember its been awhile since i repaired it. I tried to troubleshoot with the polymoog repair manual but the manual stated that the HFO boards on the divider board could be the problem and it wasn't I just happened to look on the TL board and saw a resistor that was burnt looking and hot to the touch(obvious short) so i checked all caps/ ic's that were connected to the resistor and one ceramic disc cap was shorted out I replaced both resistor and cap and now both 8' footages were in tune. If time permits i will replace all caps on the boards.."
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