MOOG MUSIC THEREMINI General Troubleshooting
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Pitch Antenna
The pitch antenna acts as the primary transducer interface for capacitive sensing. If the chrome plating is compromised or the internal contact point is loose, the antenna fails to transmit the hand's proximity-induced frequency shift to the internal oscillator, causing the software-driven calibration routine to time out or return an error.
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4%
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Threaded Mic Stand Adapter
Theremins require a stable reference ground to accurately measure capacitance. Without being mounted on a metal mic stand, the instrument often suffers from a 'floating ground' condition where the reference plane is inconsistent, preventing the digital processor from establishing the 'null point' required for successful antenna calibration.
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3%
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Main Logic Board
The main PCB contains the capacitive-to-digital converter and the firmware logic that manages the calibration script. A failure in the front-end sensing circuitry or a corrupted EEPROM can result in a terminal calibration failure where the hardware is physically sound but the signal processing cannot resolve the frequency data.
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