Removing 47R resistor on sidechain vca if using 2180 (gssl)
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ChrioN
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Don't think so, no.
Greg
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I did... IIRC the dataheet on the 2180 states to remove all connections from pin 4.
ChrioN
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2180... :razz:
my bad
my bad
Greg
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Yup.
martthie_08
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I removed it as well
Ok 2 more questions
Is it normal to have the negative voltage at the sidechain vca at -8.5?
Should the 3K9 resistor near the sidechain vca be changed witha 5K1 like the Left and Right vca's ?
Do i have to remove the 10k resitor near the sidechain vca too?
Is it normal to have the negative voltage at the sidechain vca at -8.5?
Should the 3K9 resistor near the sidechain vca be changed witha 5K1 like the Left and Right vca's ?
Do i have to remove the 10k resitor near the sidechain vca too?
dustbro
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voltage at the sidechain VCA should be 12 volts on pin 7
yes i know, and i have +12v on pin 7 but i have -8.5 on pin 5, and i think it's normal cause i read somewhere in the ssl thread that you are not expected to have full negative voltage on the vca, just wanted someone to confirm that.
what i don't understand i why on the signal path vca i have + 15 and -15
( i mean full negative voltage )
Thanks
what i don't understand i why on the signal path vca i have + 15 and -15
( i mean full negative voltage )
Thanks
rrs
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How will this apply to the SSL TECH's TURBO BOARD?
Would it be easier just to cut PIN 4 from 1280vca?
Would it be easier just to cut PIN 4 from 1280vca?
lookn4tone
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I just built one with two side chain filters and the turbo. Just remove R16 on the turbo board and you're good to go.
I'm going to post a pic of this thing. It was a ton of work with the filter boards, which will probably never get used. I was mixing tonight, and am stunned by the turbo board. I had it on the drum buss. It's just a killer.
I'm going to post a pic of this thing. It was a ton of work with the filter boards, which will probably never get used. I was mixing tonight, and am stunned by the turbo board. I had it on the drum buss. It's just a killer.
thanks hammond!!
effectively , but I'm workin with 2181LA vca...so I left them and....-12v!!!!so good!!
now I've to find my problem with the comp fonction..(maybe TL74 or TL72 IIRC)
Oh I was about to forget that I also have to find the hum reason!!
tooooooooooooh!!
Is it normal when I left the hum and buzz on the left out , I got it on the right???and vice versa....
but , thx for your answer Hammond!
effectively , but I'm workin with 2181LA vca...so I left them and....-12v!!!!so good!!
now I've to find my problem with the comp fonction..(maybe TL74 or TL72 IIRC)
Oh I was about to forget that I also have to find the hum reason!!
tooooooooooooh!!
Is it normal when I left the hum and buzz on the left out , I got it on the right???and vice versa....
but , thx for your answer Hammond!
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