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  • #31
    Yeh it was a good thread. The reason Im restoring my trem was because when I bought it in its original form the trem channel was weaker than the other. So, I dont know that the original opto would solve anything. One thing I didnt like about the circuit was the 'slow' setting wasnt very slow. Changing that 4.7Meg resistor to a 10Meg pot with another 5Megs attached to it made all the difference. I have incredible range of frequency and a lot of depth. Good stuff.

    Good luck restoring the ol' Mercury

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    • #32
      I agree, I usually find trems adjust from too fast up to stupid fast. I routinely slow them down. C9,10,11 and R19,20,21,22 are the feedback path for the LFO. Their combined RC time constants determine the trem rate. Since I usually have to replace the old leaky caps anyway, I most times replace the caps with larger values. But increasing the resistors does the same thing.
      Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.

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