TTSH Mod Sync Option


from Muffwiggler thanks to all supporters specially "Altitude" and "sduck"


i prefer Sync: for syncing  VCO 3 to VCO2 and VCO1   jumper (set a bridge) JP2,  V1 = out from VCO3(61k9 resistor), S1 to VCO1 sync input, S2 to VCO2 sync input  (at input = 1k5 resistor)

This MOD works in TTSH rev.1, rev.2, rev.3 8pcb version 7-8.x)

its very important  to use shielded cable for VCO I/O connections to the sub vco boards (dont forget to ground the shield ob both sides)

About the wiring to switches, do not  twist the cables, otherwise you get softsync issues.

don‘t twist the cables for the switches ! or you get some soft sync.

its a difficult MOD and there´re few risk to destroy your rare trannys of the VCO Cores  (2N4125, 2n5459, CA3046) if you do it wrong.


for all users who got my TTSH SYNC PCB, only use the resistor values as shown (the VCO SYNC Version2 PCB use a different PCB designator layout)


BOM

6x 100k resistors

4x 150k

2x 2N3904

2x 2N5459

2x 100nf X7R bypass cap MLCC

2x 10uf electrolyt cap

3 x MTA100 power header  and jack 3 pin

2x 2pin mta or 1x 4 pin mta header/jack

spacers, screws, nuts

shielded cables RG174

cables for power, switch

2x switches (UM 3pole)



Thanks to Steve (sduck) for sharing this helpful picture:

















3 Comments

  1. Gregory Delabelle

    Can somebody post a picture where the 2 switches will be placed on the panel please?

    1. Getz

      Here you go, 

  2. Bill Cole

    Not sure if it's just a grammar issue, but when I read

    ...for syncing  VCO 3 to VCO2 and VCO1...

    I understood that as using VCO1/2 as SOURCES and VCO3 as sync destination. However, the jumper and wiring indicate that VCO3 is the source and the other two VCOs are the sync destinations. Can you clarify the intended meaning?