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Alesis hr 16 issues

Started by kitsophrenik, May 13, 2011, 04:29:50 PM

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kitsophrenik

Yo!

Managed to get my hands on an alesis hr16 from the us of a...

Plugged it in with a acdc multivolt adapter thinggy but its not working rite at allll!

Basically i get a really really low noise output from the pads on output 1, but only wen pressing the pads individually,
the pattern or song play options give me no sound watsoever...

The tape out provides a massively loud feedback loop tht i can seem to adjust by moveing the select slider up and down... But this is obviously not wat the unit is made to do!?

Im not really wanting to circuit bend it (just yet!) but i realy would like to gettit workin proper... Cos currently wits end with this one is being reached... The unit is definatly trying to work but just isnt! I have a complete guide on maling it work and the origionall manual but neither is really helping me....

Please can someone sugest a way forwad!? Or does any body know where i can get it looked at/fixed?????

Muchos gracias!
KINETIC INDIVIDUAL TRAINED for SABOTAGE and ONLINE NULLIFICATION.....

Circuitbenders

try using a 9v AC/AC power supply
i am not paid to listen to this drivel, you are a terminal fool

nochtanseenspecht


kitsophrenik

So aaparently no where in my doghole home town sells a. Ac/ac adapter so it looks like ill hav t get one from the net... Is this a problem tht any wans seen before then?
KINETIC INDIVIDUAL TRAINED for SABOTAGE and ONLINE NULLIFICATION.....

Circuitbenders

i am not paid to listen to this drivel, you are a terminal fool

kitsophrenik

riteeeeeeeeeeoooooo!


nice wan matey! ill check it!

cheers,

KINETIC INDIVIDUAL TRAINED for SABOTAGE and ONLINE NULLIFICATION.....

nochtanseenspecht

just to confirm that i hacked a 9Vdc 700mA adapter today and the HR16 runs fine on that,
take out everything but the transformer and connect the 9V cable direct to the secondary side.
that's all  :)
so 700mA seems sufficient, the PSU doesn't even get warm (after 3 hours testing)

Gordonjcp

If at first you don't succeed, stick it through a fuzzbox.