e-licktronic Forum

italofrans wrote: Has anyone also tried to solder the ic's direct to the board ? to see if that makes a difference as Vincent doesn't use sockets on his builds
Perhaps that is why he don't have this problem?

We did not use socket on our build but i don't think the issue come from socketed ICs.

A forum member sent to us his Nava v1.02 with snare decay issue.
After some time passed to find where the issue come from we finally manage a solution

If you have a Nava v1.02 built with VCO1 ENV3 decay to long, adding a 1Mohm resistor across C83 solve the problem.

We apologize for the delay to find the solution.

Great, but it is a or the solution ? Is the cause of the issue still not known and we just apply a workaround or...? If I choose the e-lick device over other alternatives, I want a clone both in parts and sounds. With this issue and the mux board, I'm not sure anymore if we still have a clone or not.

I've added this mod and it seems to have resolved the issue for me (by ear anyway). I've not checked it on a scope but happy with how it sounds now.

gihaume wrote:Great, but it is a or the solution ? Is the cause of the issue still not known and we just apply a workaround or...? If I choose the e-lick device over other alternatives, I want a clone both in parts and sounds. With this issue and the mux board, I'm not sure anymore if we still have a clone or not.

I understand your point but even if the 1.02 board had no problems whatsoever you wouldn't have a perfect clone because the sequencer part is not exactly the same as the original I think. To me as long as it sounds right it's fine. Still, it would be cool to understand why a lot of boards have this problem.

I have a 1.0l and also have the issue.

gihaume wrote:I have a 1.01 and also have the issue.

+1. Tried swapping c83 with the 1Mohm resistor across. It got slightly better, but there's still a lot of "tone" on the SD

Yeah... that only affects one of the osc I think... so it remains the second one also being a bit long...?

Try copying the 1M-Ohm mod to Env2. It sounded good for me after doing this.

Ohhh, that's worth a try. Thanks for the tip fellas