Booster la bete?

déterrage !

le lien sur la modif des enveloppes n'est plus dispo et il n'y a plus aucune trace de cette mod

quelqu'un a t-il enregistrer ce tuto sur un autre support ?????.....

 j'ai retrouvé l'archive sur la modif : https://web.archive.org/web/20050306121056/http://www.syntheasy.com/se1/se1tutorial1.html

je mets le tuto ici au cas ou :

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Remove the screws on the upper and front panel

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Now remove the three screws on frontal panel.

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On the rear, remove the audio out nut. Now you are ready to extract the voice board, removing these screws (yellow circles) and one connector (red circle)

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Locate the R300 resistor, unsolder and lift the side of resistor pointing to C58

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Now take a standard swithing jack: blue cable is tip and it has to be soldered with R300. The white cable goes in the free hole from unsoldered R300

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Here you can view the blue one connected to R300, and the white (check it out) to the opposite side

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You need to make a new hole in the back panel to insert the audio In.

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To exctract the CPU board, you need to remove two screws and five spacers (yellow circles), the power connector and two ribbon cables (red circles).

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Buy the right resistor (47K). You can use also a lower value to make the enevelopes faster, but too fast and VCA popping will be too loud!!

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Now, for SE1 change R42 (220K) with new resistor (47K)

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For SE1X change R44 with the new one (R44is beetwen U27 and U28/29). In this picture the resistor is the right 47K 1/2 W

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Check the battery, if your SE is five years old!

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You have finished with the fixes. Now, before to close your SE, power up it and see if everything is right. If you make an error in power connection, you will see smoke.... not a good signal. If everything is ok, close your SE with the upper panel. Enjoy the new envelopes and audio in!

Luca"