11-08-2010, 06:31 AM
Tetters,
Good first crack at sound in the SW9! It's a bear of an install. You could have saved yourself the bother of using a resistor on the LEDs by wiring them to the F5, F6 outputs - they're 3.3 volts. Then you re-map the F0 outputs to the F5/F6 by setting CV33 to 16 and CV34 to 32.
Also, without any baffle, you may not get as much sound out of that speaker as you could. The more you can seal the area around the speaker so that it pressurizes the shell when it's in place, the more volume and better-quality sound you'll get.
That said, once you get it tweaked the way you want, you're going to be very happy with the sound in your switcher.
Good first crack at sound in the SW9! It's a bear of an install. You could have saved yourself the bother of using a resistor on the LEDs by wiring them to the F5, F6 outputs - they're 3.3 volts. Then you re-map the F0 outputs to the F5/F6 by setting CV33 to 16 and CV34 to 32.
Also, without any baffle, you may not get as much sound out of that speaker as you could. The more you can seal the area around the speaker so that it pressurizes the shell when it's in place, the more volume and better-quality sound you'll get.
That said, once you get it tweaked the way you want, you're going to be very happy with the sound in your switcher.