Ok.... I'm getting braver here... and I'm going for a line-out so I can convert the RCA down into an 1/8th stereo jack for my computer.... </P>
I came across this page:</P>
Adding Line Out To M-3 Spinet</P>
What the author didn't specify is this:</P>
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<P class=tightenable>Moving forward from the RCA plug towards the front of the organ, you will see a terminal with a yellow wire connected to it. This is the output of the expression peddal and has the organ's un-amplified signal. Soldered a 1uF cap from the yellow signal lead of the expression control to the HOT side of the RCA plug. This will remove any DC offset in the signal.</P></BLOCKQUOTE>
<P class=tightenable>What kind of capacitor is he using here? Polarized or non-polarized? Has anyone ever used this method?</P>
<P class=tightenable>Update:</P>
<P class=tightenable>After tearing apart 2 Apple LaserWriters.. an old Technics SL-20 record player and finally a VCR... I found a .1uF non-polarized mylar capacitor... went ahead and used it and it sounds GREAT! :))) I was so pleased with the signal quality that Ispent half an hourcleaning all the funk and ducttapegunkoff the expression controller's aluminum cover.... kind of stands out from the rest of the amp...:p Now I'll have to splurge and buy some convertors to step it down to 1/8th stereo male.. it's unfortunate that the RCA jack on the expression controller's frame is permanately punched down cause' the barrel on mine is worn out pretty bad.. but it works... I'm so impatient to see how well it'll record I'm going to run it into my trusty ol' Zenith tape deck... hehe ;)</P>
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