i'd just get the MS first and see how the bypass effects your rig and if you'd like to be able to engage other pedals at the same time before buying a TB loop.
you can use it to engage a cheap compressor -> micro synth -> delay with one stomp, for instance. Although it wasn’t my intention to call out Electro- Harmonix on the quality of their new Micro Synthesizers. it depends on your application - modding for TB would be convenient, but a looper could be useful for other things. This allows you to crank the input to really get the pedal to react over the top. So, anything that you could do would be appreciated. One of the coolest parts of the vintage Micro Synthesizer is the input control on the bottom of the pedal that you can access via a small screwdriver. A picture of the correctly-wired internals of an identical unit would really help too. Shipping Dimensions (L x W x H): 8' x 7' x 3.5' Unboxed Weight: TBD Unboxed Dimensions (L x W x H): 5.75' x 4.75' x 2. Probably the best help I could have would be a schematic. Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Analog Guitar Microsynth Pedal (Demo by Peter Stroud) Watch on User Manual: Shipping Weight: 1.95 lbs. I definitely need help on this one! Certainly, correct information would be a blessing. I'm a reasonable tech, I work on old gear for my living, generally have no problem successfully repairing most analogue synths etc, but I'm no electronics genius. I'm not sufficiently experienced to guess what's what and I'm not about to try. That's why it was so cheapģ) I don't have equivalent numbers for the EH-numbered ICs.
There are lots of pen marks on the board but they don't make any sense. Most of the white ones that link the boards were broken off.Ģ) Somebody has definitely been in there before me. The main problems that I have with this unit are as follows.ġ) as bought, most- practically ALL- of the wires connecting the boards were missing, especially the wires to the switch and the in/out sockets.
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