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They’re current limit (protection) resistors so as not to damage your Voyager should you connect an output to the wrong place. The VX-351 will work without the adapter, but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Hey! I guess it is due to the headroom of the mixer. I think that it occurs with octave too but it must be less noticeable. Try to play two different notes on a guitar with an overdrive/distorsion pedal and it will be the same: growling with some intervals, apparently smoothing down with others. An...

Ah - very good to hear that's working Charlie. I never considered running these high level type signals (Eurorack in my case) directly to anything other then euro compatible modules or a mixer input. Still good to know the upper input limit of that EXTC reamper.

Apologies for not being clear. You must use the effect send out of the EXTC Reamp in order to attenuate (reduce) the signal level at its input. This is intended to be connected to the input of an effects pedal or in your case the DrZ Reverb unit. You may want to read the paragraph after my “rant” in...

Anxiously awaiting to hear the results of using the send output of the EXTC.

ARGGGGG! Ok, I’m going on a mild rant here but I also think I have the answer to your issue. Reading manufacturers specs is always an adventure, and more often than not just total BS. Why? Because they often specify numbers to look good ( better than the competition) and offer little explanation as ...

Hey Charlie- I love this topic as I’m always investigating these signal characteristics of all kinds of equipment. And I too am always learning something new. “When I introduce the Radial EXTC-SA inline between the Model 10 and the mixer I get all sorts of cracks/pops/distortion” To clarify you’ve t...

Hi Charlie-

I have the same Radial Reamp that I use for my MF-105 phaser fed from my mixer effects send at 4dB. Everything you describe makes sense and the Reamp should do exactly what you want. What is the signal strength/ range of the System 10 output?

Doesn’t make sense and I am perplexed.

Do you have the VX-351 CV expander with your Voyager? If so with a CP-251 or equivalent type inverter/attenuverter type function you can invert the keyboard gate signal

Hi- not sure how your last reply shows up before mine. But anyway, glad that worked. As to the 0 voices tuned you’re in for some fun now. Hope you have a good understanding of how the autotune works. If not you’ll have to study the schematics and circuit descriptions.. I’’m happy to answer specific ...

There is a set of Reset Test Points - connector P49 on the digital Board . Short either of the 2 ground pins to the reset pin.

Awesome post - thanks Michael!

Will have to arrange a tour as part of a day visit to Phili.

No way to tell without someone opening it up and troubleshooting. Everything else is just a guess at best.

I’d contact Moog service. Good luck

TheDigitalMan wrote: ↑Tue May 11, 2021 3:50 pm I'm going to try 'this' procedure - fingers crossed.

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I saw that my paste job was incomplete in the referenced thread. I've since edited it with the entire procedure provided.

Ah, that’s a bit different now. In the development world (differentiated from the developed world) we call that scope creep :mrgreen: . Wasn’t aware of that Mission Engineering box-very cool. The other one to look for (used) is a Moog MP-201 pedal/processor. It’ll do what you want with 4 cv outputs ...