Re: Why doesn't my clone sound like my B-3?

[ap748@freenet.carleton.ca (Mike Sues)]

>
>Why doesn't my clone sound like my B-3?
>
>My Opinion.
>
>My B-3's tone generator outputs 44-48 have audible upper harmonic
>components. The outputs from 37-43 have other lower frequency
>components. The ones with the filter cap's, 49-91, have other low/high
>frequency components that may or may not be audible.
>

Oh yeah, I love that crosstalk ! I met someone who had a couple of A-100's
that sounded fabulous and he was ging to replace the capacitors (assume
do filtering) to reduce the crosstalk ... I told him that the organ sounded
perfect as it was WITH the crosstalk .... I guess it depends upon your
tastes.

On my Korg BX-3 I try to simulate the crosstalk by pulling out the top
three drawbars a bit for setting like (8,8,8,0,0,0,2,2,2) ... sounds more
authentic especially with the chorusing (fixed the chorusing on my BX-3
by playing with the internal pots ... the extent of my electronics
knowledge !)


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Mike
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