I received a theremin today without any instructions, and not knowing not to touch anything with a metal screw driver, and now the things dead.
im in the uk if anyone knows someone there who could fix it?
thanks
"a theremin"
which one?
"not to touch anything with a metal screwdriver"
huh?
"now the things dead"
did you stab it with the screwdriver?
Not sure I'm following your story...I use metal screwdrivers on many of my theremins...for screwing or unscrewing screws.
We can't help without details.
"a theremin"which one?"not to touch anything with a metal screwdriver"huh?"now the things dead"did you stab it with the screwdriver?Not sure I'm following your story...I use metal screwdrivers on many of my theremins...for screwing or unscrewing screws.We can't help without details.
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this is what I thought were trim pots....
I was told by the manufacturer not to use metal screw drivers. only plastic.
like I said, it was working ok apart from the constant low frequency noise that wouldn't stop
I was under the impression they didn't make a noise until you were close to the antenna?
I screwed the trimpot, and it did make a difference to sound but the constant noise wouldn't stop. then I unplugged it and tried again later but there was no noises at all after that.
This was a unit received second hand on eBay and the prior owner did not include the info sheet or tuning tool. We offered to fix it free and supply all missing parts. Glad it turned out well with no cost to the new owner.
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