RE: EDP - newbie problem - feedback @ 100%, but loop fades away ...

["Andy Ewen " <andy.ewen@btinternet.com>]

It's possible. If you want to try the same fixes as Steve, please send
me your address

-----Original Message-----
From: future perfect [mailto:artists@hazardfactor.com] 
Sent: 25 November 2003 07:00
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: RE: EDP - newbie problem - feedback @ 100%, but loop fades away
... 

 I have had a similar problem like this once in awhile..I have a 1st
generation EDP (95? 96?) upgraded to LoopIV, and about once a month or
so,
it misbehaves...With feedback all the way up (127) the loop still fades,
even when overdub is off. It takes about 6 minutes for a 10 second loop
to
die out, but presses of Undo brings it back. Could this be the 'crystal
tolerance problem' too?

Dave Eichenberger 
http://www.hazardfactor.com

 
> At 12:56 PM 11/24/2003, Andy Ewen wrote:
> >That sounds like a crystal tolerance problem. Send me your 
> address and 
> >I'll send a couple. They are a bit tricky to replace, but 
> the problem 
> >can often be cured by changing the audio Coded chip, (large 68-pin 
> >affair on the left of the PCB) as some seem to accept a 
> wider tolerance 
> >on the crystals. I'll send a couple of these as well so you can try 
> >that first. You will need a PLCC removal tool or you may damage the 
> >chips but they only take seconds to swap out.
> 
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: steve jones [mailto:stevejones@hotpop.com]
> >  I have a beige EDP v3.5, full memory with foot controller.  I have 
> >noticed a strange thing - when I record a loop and leave the 
> feedback 
> >at 100% (fully clockwise) the loop seems to keep going indefinately, 
> >but if I do some overdubs the whole thing starts to fade out very 
> >slowly (over 10 mins or so).
> 
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