Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)



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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby repoman » Fri Jun 21, 2019 11:57 am

I can't hear any difference.
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby Snufkino » Sat Jun 22, 2019 8:52 am

Going from my preferences of: 1) BCDA

B)XO
C)00's
D)MB
A)90's

Could probably swap B and C? :idk:
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby Scruffie » Sat Jun 22, 2019 12:09 pm

echorec wrote:How does the preamp section compare in these? I've read that when the wall wart replaced the hardwired plug, it coincided with the preamp section being overhauled. Maybe that's accurate and maybe it's not, but it could help to explain why there's a greater discrepancy between 25-yr old units and most of the 2-3 most recent iterations. It would suggest that the best-sounding MMs benefit from other aspects of the circuitry, more than just their delay chip sets.

The changes from the vintage unit to the modern ones were;

A minor adjustment to the decay cut off to silence hiss when not playing.

An input pull down resistor for the true bypass switching.

2 (already large) electro cap values doubled on the outputs of the dry and wet.

About 0.4V lower voltage.

Nothing that would noticeably change the tone compared to parts variations.
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby echorec » Sat Jun 22, 2019 1:05 pm

Scruffie wrote:The changes from the vintage unit to the modern ones were;

A minor adjustment to the decay cut off to silence hiss when not playing.

An input pull down resistor for the true bypass switching.

2 (already large) electro cap values doubled on the outputs of the dry and wet.

About 0.4V lower voltage.

Nothing that would noticeably change the tone compared to parts variations.


If those are the most significant changes, then perhaps the best mod would be a tone control to emulate the affectation of 40-yr old capacitors.
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby Gigahearts_FX » Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:43 am

Snufkino wrote:Going from my preferences of: 1) BCDA

B)XO
C)00's
D)MB
A)90's

Could probably swap B and C? :idk:



not correct (yet)
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby Snufkino » Mon Jul 01, 2019 8:53 am

:snax:
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby Snufkino » Sat Jul 13, 2019 2:00 pm

:snax: :snax: I need to know which is which so I can remember which one to keep looking out for on ebay but never actually buy because I don't really need an analogue delay! :mad:
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Re: Cork-sniffing challenge (Memory Man content)

Postby coldbrightsunlight » Sat Jul 13, 2019 5:25 pm

just buy a behringer


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