Vintage Model D Issue
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2016 6:54 pm
Currently, she's sustaining notes indefinitely in a couple of different circumstances.
Circumstance #1: With the decay switch OFF, if the decay knob is set to zero, the last note pressed on keyboard will sustain indefinitely. When I advance the decay knob to a longer time, the sustain will decrease and disappear. Everything else (knobs/switches/keys) behave like they should.
Circumstance #2: With the decay switch ON, the last note pressed on the keyboard will sustain indefinitely, regardless of decay knob position. Everything else (knobs/switches/keys) behave like they should.
Both circumstances occur with or without the keybed assembly plugged in, so I would assume its not a key contact/buss bar issue.
Thoughts?
Circumstance #1: With the decay switch OFF, if the decay knob is set to zero, the last note pressed on keyboard will sustain indefinitely. When I advance the decay knob to a longer time, the sustain will decrease and disappear. Everything else (knobs/switches/keys) behave like they should.
Circumstance #2: With the decay switch ON, the last note pressed on the keyboard will sustain indefinitely, regardless of decay knob position. Everything else (knobs/switches/keys) behave like they should.
Both circumstances occur with or without the keybed assembly plugged in, so I would assume its not a key contact/buss bar issue.
Thoughts?