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hello again,i found a evol but the repeat volume is low. i went ahead and bought it, added a bit of oil, but the echo volume is still low. is there a method to raise the volume? i noticed that there a...
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yes this is the one with plently of trim pots. i did not want to touch any because i thought that some some might just point me to the correct one. i guess that i will try a few, then do the re...
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thanks for the picture. i placed a cap (1uf) in the (6) different spots and no changes, so i did not replace any. i messed around with the five or six different trim pots and they all do something....
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found the problem. yea. it was a mylar cap. now the unit has plenty of volume, but the repeat is muddy sounding. i think that it might be the rubber band i picked out is not the correct size. seems...
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I have used rubber bands, tape recorder belts and NOS oilcan belts. As long as they are not completely stretched out of shape to me they all work the same and do not alter the sound at all. At one...
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The pitch can't be lower (or higher) than what comes in if the disk speed is the same. What you may be hearing is "wow" caused by the rubberband stretching and returning to normal. Some of us (the...
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The pitch can't be lower (or higher) than what comes in if the disk speed is the same. What you may be hearing is "wow" caused by the rubberband stretching and returning to normal. Some of us (the...
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it is really muddy sounding. i like the bind of the notes, that is why i became interested in getting the oil can. i play 'space' type music and the bending of the note is really great sounding. but i...
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The disk speed is different for all units. My EVO-1 has an idler wheel/belt pulley for an even slower disk speed. Muddy tone is usually bad caps in the signal path-the coupling caps-or improper...
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thanks, i will mess around with a few of the caps and try the to adjust some of the pots a bit more. -paul.
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hello again,my evo l is still muddy sounding. i am still guessing that it is the rubber band tension. is there a model number or size that i should look for? a local shop has many to choose from but i...
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I seriously doubt if the rubber band is giving you a muddy sound. Put on various sizes of rubber bands and see if the tone is affected. Here is a link to Schematic Heaven go to the Gibson amp section...
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i changed around some bands and no change in sound. i did find that when i pushed in on the wheel that it make the repeat a bit cleaner, but not clean. all of the electo caps have been replaced, and...
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Personally I never had much luck with Morleys and avoid them. Some guys love them. I will stick with the tube driven GA-4RE's and the Tel-Ray 1001's. But even these sound different from unit to unit....
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I tend to agree with Richard and I am sure Chub can second about some of the Morley Oilcan models. I have a Rotating Wah, an EVO and an EDL. All the models don't seem to follow the schematics or the...
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This is biting the hand that feeds it. When Morley offered me their old Tel-Ray schematics and parts, I was under the impression that it would include more information including parts, maintenance and...
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i play "space" music and finally took the evo unit to practice and hooked it up in stereo with another channel for the gibson unit. it sounded very good. the clean gibson channel put through enough...
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I think you all may be missing the one thing that in my mind makes the EVO-1 the pick of the litter of the TelRay devices. It has a footpedal that allows you to change the amount of echo/feedback as...
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You are right the footpedal offers some distinct advantages in control of the unit. I just dislike working on them.
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