Oberheim SEM restoration?

[Scot Gresham Lancaster]

I'll need to check my old schematics, but the SEM's used standard components
and no special Curtis or SEM type chips 3046's, 3080, 741's, 1458's, 1n914's
etc.
The 4 and 8 voice programmer is another story it had some very custom
prototype chips from Emu that I actually have several of. 

Are the SEM schematics posted anywhere on the net? I have them all for that
whole generation of Ober stuff somewhere in my archive.

If any one is interested I have 8 SEM boards with no front panels and pots
that I'm not going to do anything with. I have already turned 16 of them
into usable panels and have enough to back up the system. private email on
that if your interested...

At 02:37 PM 3/10/98 -0800, Brett Duggan wrote:
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>Hi Synth-DIYers,
>
>Can anyone who knows tell me if it would be difficult to restore a dead 
>Oberheim SEM these days?  Does the SEM contain any components that are 
>no longer available?
>
>Thanks,
>Brett D
>
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Scot Gresham-Lancaster                           scot at csuhayward.edu
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