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Materials needed: | Materials needed: | ||
*transformator for isolating ground | |||
*shielded instrument cable | |||
*a jack socket | |||
*some 100 ohm resistors | |||
tools required: | tools required: | ||
soldering iron | *soldering iron | ||
hole drill | *hole drill | ||
I want to test whether the direct output (with no transformer) is any good? (probably not, but i might learn something!) | I want to test whether the direct output (with no transformer) is any good? (probably not, but i might learn something!) | ||
current next step: acquire shielded instrument cable. (can probably cannibalise one of my patch cables) | current next step: acquire shielded instrument cable. (can probably cannibalise one of my patch cables) | ||
Revision as of 22:39, 3 December 2022
| PSS 680 direct output | |
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| Participants | Aetios |
| Skills | Audio, Electronics, Soldering |
| Status | Active |
| Niche | Music |
| Purpose | Instrument |
| Tool | Yes |
| Location | Studio |
| Cost | a few euros for the transformer probably |
| Tool category | Music production |
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aetios has brought a Yamaha PSS 680 to the space and he wants to add a direct output to the FM chip in this synthesizer. He has no idea about electronics but luckily a cool guy on youtube has made a complete rundown of HIS mod:
https://youtu.be/fWa1SzTlZfg (I can't get the damn youtube embed working)
This seems alright to do.
Materials needed:
- transformator for isolating ground
- shielded instrument cable
- a jack socket
- some 100 ohm resistors
tools required:
- soldering iron
- hole drill
I want to test whether the direct output (with no transformer) is any good? (probably not, but i might learn something!)
current next step: acquire shielded instrument cable. (can probably cannibalise one of my patch cables)