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  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    As it's of mexican origin, will you be getting the outfit too ?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @AndyPlankton said:
    As it's of mexican origin, will you be getting the outfit too ?

    I sure will compadre!

  • supadomsupadom

    Before you do anything just take the pickguard off and spray the shit out of it with servisol super 10. Then wiggle the shit out of the 5 way and pots. Keep the original parts if you can help it. Most likely you'll only need to replace the switch and the pots. Have fun.

  • u0421793u0421793

    Talking about cleaning potentiometers, that's exactly what I'm doing now - for the past few days and today, but on this: https://goo.gl/photos/oRX3jiQt8LPRBuTWA

  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    @u0421793 said:
    Talking about cleaning potentiometers, that's exactly what I'm doing now - for the past few days and today, but on this: https://goo.gl/photos/oRX3jiQt8LPRBuTWA

    That looks like a job and a half.....good luck B)

  • SonicfluxSonicflux

    @supadom said:
    Before you do anything just take the pickguard off and spray the shit out of it with servisol super 10. Then wiggle the shit out of the 5 way and pots. Keep the original parts if you can help it. Most likely you'll only need to replace the switch and the pots. Have fun.

    This is the right answer. Water is unlikely to harm pickups. Usually, crackling in a guitar is caused by dirty pots, dirty switch, or a dirty jack. If the crackling changes when you wiggle, the guitar cable, then that's where your problem lies. Replace the jack and you're good to go. I would bet it's one or more bad pots, though. Still a cheap and easy fix.

  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    Have you double checked the crackling isn't your breakfast rice crispies ?

  • u0421793u0421793

    @AndyPlankton said:

    @u0421793 said:
    Talking about cleaning potentiometers, that's exactly what I'm doing now - for the past few days and today, but on this: https://goo.gl/photos/oRX3jiQt8LPRBuTWA

    That looks like a job and a half.....good luck B)

    Thanks. I put the sliders back together and soldered them back in (not all were cleaned, only the ones that were obviously scratchy (caused by oldened grease) plus could reach without taking the VCO modules off, which is about half the synth's worth, mostly the right hand side where I suspect liquid damage had occurred in the past. When they were all back together, the synth kind of worked exactly the same as before (except the left speaker, as I'd inadvertently ripped the audio line to the amp off, but I shortly soldered that back). Yesterday I faultfinded the audio board 4-2 and took out the compensation capacitors from two op amps, then today bought a bunch of new op amps and replaced all seven of them on that board with TL071, and replaced the dead S&H clock op amp with a TL081 and the AR env gen op amp with another TL081. Good news, all the audio out stages are fine now, including reverb working properly and cleanly. The S&H clock works, for the first time since I've had it, and same with the AR generator, works now. There's a remaining fault, the whole VCA is still dead. I suspect the problem is the actual potted module (4019), as there's very little else about it. So, good result after all. Next session, sometime in the future, look at the 3604P keyboard (works, but intermittence is involved).

  • dokwok2dokwok2
    edited December 2016

    I love my used MIM Telecaster. And Deoxit cleared up the crackles on my used Epiphone Les Paul volume and tone knobs.

  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    @u0421793 said:

    @AndyPlankton said:

    @u0421793 said:
    Talking about cleaning potentiometers, that's exactly what I'm doing now - for the past few days and today, but on this: https://goo.gl/photos/oRX3jiQt8LPRBuTWA

    That looks like a job and a half.....good luck B)

    Thanks. I put the sliders back together and soldered them back in (not all were cleaned, only the ones that were obviously scratchy (caused by oldened grease) plus could reach without taking the VCO modules off, which is about half the synth's worth, mostly the right hand side where I suspect liquid damage had occurred in the past. When they were all back together, the synth kind of worked exactly the same as before (except the left speaker, as I'd inadvertently ripped the audio line to the amp off, but I shortly soldered that back). Yesterday I faultfinded the audio board 4-2 and took out the compensation capacitors from two op amps, then today bought a bunch of new op amps and replaced all seven of them on that board with TL071, and replaced the dead S&H clock op amp with a TL081 and the AR env gen op amp with another TL081. Good news, all the audio out stages are fine now, including reverb working properly and cleanly. The S&H clock works, for the first time since I've had it, and same with the AR generator, works now. There's a remaining fault, the whole VCA is still dead. I suspect the problem is the actual potted module (4019), as there's very little else about it. So, good result after all. Next session, sometime in the future, look at the 3604P keyboard (works, but intermittence is involved).

    You should put a vid up when it's finished so we can hear the results of all your hard work :)

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