I normal right output, but my left output also goes over the right side. How can I fix it?
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it sounds like there's some cross talk between the L and R outputs. the wires might just be touching, or they might be lazily soldered to the L/R/GND points at the volume pot
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Saskrotch wrote:
it sounds like there's some cross talk between the L and R outputs. the wires might just be touching, or they might be lazily soldered to the L/R/GND points at the volume pot
First thing I thought, but it doesn't look like it (and it should go for both outputs if that is the case, right?)
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Just a thought,
What happens when you play a single note with a instrument on left channel on the internal speaker?
repeat with switching it too the right channel.
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GoingHam wrote:
Just a thought,
What happens when you play a single note with a instrument on left channel on the internal speaker?
repeat with switching it too the right channel.
I'm doing that to test it and it works fine over the headphone jack, but not the RCA mod
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What points the RCA soldered too? Vs the Headphone jack + any other you may have.
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GoingHam wrote:
What points the RCA soldered too? Vs the Headphone jack + any other you may have.
the above 2 points and the 5th for ground. (counting the 5 point for a prosound mods)
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Saskrotch wrote:
what
If I may believe this picture http://www.epromfoundry.com/home/wp-con … osound.jpg 1,2 and 5
(I followed a tutorial on how to install a RCA mod on youtube)
Last edited by relo (Jul 17, 2012 7:24 pm)
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Okay, picture explained a lot.
You could try re soldering the connections/ uploading pics of wiring/ or rewiring from the volume pots to alternative points like such: 
Rewiring to these points is not controlled by the volume knob though.
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GoingHam wrote:
Okay, picture explained a lot.
You could try re soldering the connections/ uploading pics of wiring/ or rewiring from the volume pots to alternative points like such:Rewiring to these points is not controlled by the volume knob though.
http://postimage.org/image/e24kfxvi9/
Edit: Just tried soldering to those points, with the same problem
Last edited by relo (Jul 17, 2012 8:04 pm)
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apparently I had wired left to ground and ground to left. So I fixed that, but now right doesn't work....
Last edited by relo (Jul 17, 2012 8:53 pm)
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Where did you solder on the RCA jacks? Did you switch there aswell? the center is signal and outer is ground on them
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Timbob wrote:
Do you live in Utrecht? I could take a look for you
Well Kampen (in de buurt van Zwolle)
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I fixed it (replaced the front PCB), but now I somehow get a biverted the screen (without a biversion chip) and on one side is distorded. and also the screen is only really visible on the lowest contrast. (I might have been a bit wild with removing the film, because all the glue was still there)