TR 707 Fault

[ACHISWELL]

sorry. forget what i said..

[acreil]

Just hearing the audio recorded with a camera isn't very helpful. Post high quality recordings.

[ikon]

It only does it intermittently and seems ok at the moment

[Futureman84]

Lots of that Roland gear is notorious for dry joints on the power / midi / audio sockets.

If it's a physical thing (ie you tap it and it gets worse / goes away) then resolder all the jack sockets and see if that fixes it.

[ikon]

Originally Posted by Futureman84

Lots of that Roland gear is notorious for dry joints on the power / midi / audio sockets.

If it's a physical thing (ie you tap it and it gets worse / goes away) then resolder all the jack sockets and see if that fixes it.

Yeah I was thinking it may be a dry joint. I've tapped it whilst it happens but nothing changes. I guess it's just worth re-soldering them all

thanks

[ACHISWELL]

Originally Posted by ikon

Yeah I was thinking it may be a dry joint. I've tapped it whilst it happens but nothing changes. I guess it's just worth re-soldering them all

thanks

after a wee think. the sound kind of reminds me of my vestaxx DJ mixer that
hasd worn out faders.

might be some dirt or a little wear in the volume pots or the individual channel
faders?

[ikon]

Originally Posted by ACHISWELL

after a wee think. the sound kind of reminds me of my vestaxx DJ mixer that
hasd worn out faders.

might be some dirt or a little wear in the volume pots or the individual channel
faders?

Ok will check, thanks!

[elektrovolt]

when one of the instruments sounds loud, distorted and does not react on fader movements, the fader of the particular instrument channel is dead or dirty. it is a negative feedback amplifier circuit. I have four of those dead faders myself, and Roland would't sell those outside of Japan anymore. someone has a few around?