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Hardware Instruments => MiniBrute => MiniBrute Technical Questions - FAQ => Topic started by: Vitja on May 11, 2013, 11:07:06 pm
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Hi!
I owned the Minibrute for 2 months now and is a perfect for me.
Today I stopped working :-\
I power it up and it was working fine for half a hour and then just something happened...
Green octave light went off and the two orange lights led up and sound was gone and there was just buzzzz.
I turn it off and on again. I felt lucky for a brief moment, for a time the green light was there (for about 1 second) and than back to 2 orange lights.
I tried everything...
There is that buzz going on and if I crank up the volume I get additional noise, but nothing seems to work.
The green lights of envelopes are not flashing if you play a note, the octave switches are not working, I tryed gate source... nothing.
So I went home and opened it for the second time. First time it was well known key problem (which I had to fix it by myself, I was in a hurry for a gig!!! No problem, still glued and working fine) I thought that it has to do with ribbon connection of a keyboard (that was only thing that I disconnected when I was repairing keyboard). Nothing. I also checked the fuse, seems fine (anyway... If there is noise and lights, fuse must be fine).
I have no time to send it back to thomann or wherever, I have a really important gig in 5 days and without it I can't play it! Damn. >:(
Does anyone had the same problem?
Bruno, any clue ?
Thanx
Vitja
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Huh!
It was the power supply!!! ;D
I found one, that had identical specifications (modem power supply) and everything works great!
I just play it for half an hour and I'm so happy that it is working.
I'm in love with this synth!
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Strange; if you can test the old adaptator and say me the value ; whether you have a multimeter of course.
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I ran out of battery on multimeter. Yes, it is really strange. But most important, it is just adapter :D
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I had exactly the same problem. And the same solution worked! Switched to old AC adapter with the same specs (12v, 1A) - works like a charm!