Juno 106 Crackling

KennaOkoye · Post by **KennaOkoye** » Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:54 pm

themilford wrote:I use the Simple Sine app on my iPhone to generate signals for simple stuff like this. Works great.

I phone app connected to a PH62089 Stereo Mini-Male to 2 RCA-Male - 6 Feet ? or by Air? please elaborate

themilford · Post by **themilford** » Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:07 pm

get a bag of clip leads at radio shack (if you are in a hurry).

You can either mod the headphone cable or just clip them to the connector ( +tip/-sleeve). then attach then were the Juno service manual specifies.

Post by **Stab Frenzy** » Thu Jan 05, 2012 1:02 am

madtheory wrote:OK. The inside of a Juno is probably not the place to learn basic electronics. Try a book, or a local school? Or take it to a tech.

+1. Take it to someone who knows what they're doing before you destroy the synth or electrocute yourself.

sequentialsoftshock · Post by **sequentialsoftshock** » Thu Jan 05, 2012 4:08 am

If you're a noob, you shouldn't be f**k with the innards of a synthesizer. Why are you guys misleading him..? Wtf?

sequentialsoftshock · Post by **sequentialsoftshock** » Thu Jan 05, 2012 4:09 am

themilford wrote:get a bag of clip leads at radio shack (if you are in a hurry).

You can either mod the headphone cable or just clip them to the connector ( +tip/-sleeve). then attach then were the Juno service manual specifies.

NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!!

Stab Frenzy wrote:
madtheory wrote:OK. The inside of a Juno is probably not the place to learn basic electronics. Try a book, or a local school? Or take it to a tech.
+1. Take it to someone who knows what they're doing before you destroy the synth or electrocute yourself.

jumunius · Post by **jumunius** » Tue Jan 10, 2012 8:36 pm

KennaOkoye wrote:Thank you so much. it happens when you play the lows chords... also, will most definitely happen with the saw and square on at the same time... Where is my chorus stuff located inside the board?

Have you tried lowering the VCA slider when playing a patch that distorts? I don't have my Juno in front of me but I'm pretty sure that should attenuate the signal going into the HPF and chorus, maybe addressing your problem. If you do have DC offset then that would be worth fixing longterm but maybe you want to work up to that.

And for the record, regarding tip and sleeve: look at a mono 1/4" plug . See the black ring? The tip is, well, the metal tip on one side of the ring, and the sleeve is the metal cylinder on the other side of it. "TS plug" = mono, tip-sleeve plug.

If you are looking at a stereo 1/4" plug, there will be 2 black rings and the extra ring of metal between them is known as the "ring". "TRS plug" = stereo tip-ring-sleeve plug

You might want to try recapping or modding an old, battery-powered pedal before you get too busy with your Juno.

KennaOkoye · Post by **KennaOkoye** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:27 am

Took it to a tech! doesnt happen anymore LOL. Such an improvement. At 0 on my VCA and on H on the back, NO distortion

jumunius · Post by **jumunius** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 9:23 pm

KennaOkoye wrote:Took it to a tech! doesnt happen anymore LOL. Such an improvement. At 0 on my VCA and on H on the back, NO distortion

Good to hear it. And at least you now should know what a tip and sleeve are.

KennaOkoye · Post by **KennaOkoye** » Thu Jan 12, 2012 3:27 pm

Yup! I'm suprised I didn't get a warning for this thread for learning something new. The mod Tallowwater wrote me a private messages warning me because I wanted someone to explain to me why a synthesizer was over 3000 dollars because I didn't understand jargons on access virus website. I've learned how to solder, and learn some components of my juno in less than a month LOL. Just because I start a thread posted maybe three times in it and the uber nerds in here argues amongst themselves and not with me, I get a pm from a mod ttelling me not to ask questions about synthesizers on VINTAGESYNTHS.com an informative website. He said I didn't know what I was talking about....well duhhh! Lolol. That's y I asked. Why don't u go moderate an upty site.... The other mod said "nobody will crucify you here" LOL! I don't care about what u nerds bicker about I'm just learning, and have no place in any quarrells lol. I never thought access was a sore topic. Well I've figured out what synths I need to get. I'm good and thnx for those who helped!!!

Post by **Stab Frenzy** » Thu Jan 12, 2012 3:45 pm

KennaOkoye wrote:Yup! I'm suprised I didn't get a warning for this thread for learning something new. The mod Tallowwater wrote me a private messages warning me because I wanted someone to explain to me why a synthesizer was over 3000 dollars because I didn't understand jargons on access virus website. I've learned how to solder, and learn some components of my juno in less than a month LOL. Just because I start a thread posted maybe three times in it and the uber nerds in here argues amongst themselves and not with me, I get a pm from a mod ttelling me not to ask questions about synthesizers on VINTAGESYNTHS.com an informative website. He said I didn't know what I was talking about....well duhhh! Lolol. That's y I asked. Why don't u go moderate an upty site.... The other mod said "nobody will crucify you here" LOL! I don't care about what u nerds bicker about I'm just learning, and have no place in any quarrells lol. I never thought access was a sore topic. Well I've figured out what synths I need to get. I'm good and thnx for those who helped!!!

You might want to consider your future on this forum if you're going to insult the people who've been part of it for a long time.

Post by **tallowwaters** » Thu Jan 12, 2012 6:20 pm

Let this thread be an example of how new forum members shouldn't act. Banned until April 01.

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