I assembled my Anushri last week and everything works just fine and it sounds great. However, when the line out is sent to another piece of gear (another synth, sampler or a mixer), I get some electricity out of the sampler panel (the kind you get when you put your tongue on a 9V battery, but much less).
I plug the line out of anushri to line in of a korg emx, which power supply has no ground (it’s an external psu). I don’t get such behaviour when I plug other gear to the emx, such as another korg box or my x0xbox.
Check the soldering of all the connectors on the Anushri’s board. Check that the ground of the two PCBs are continuous with each other. If you have another PSU or a battery, try powering the Anushri with them.
From a circuit design and grounding scheme point of view, nothing distinguishes the Anushri from the x0xb0x or another toy, so this shouldn’t happen.
I’ve just finished a Shruti (fantastic sound btw!) and it has the same problem, so I think it’s not an issue with the anushri or the shruti but rather an issue with the PSU I use (I do get those schocks when I touch the bare PSU jack). I’ll buy another one. Sorry about the noise and thank you for your kind help. You may consider this a non-issue and close the thread
you will need to buy some One Spot Polarity Inverters the unit is centre pin negative (for guitar stomp boxes) and MI kit needs centre Pin positive … but you can chain a multitude of shruthis/anushris from it , as it is rated at 1700mA