[sdiy] Those darned Yamaha chips!

Ken Stone sasami at hotkey.net.au
Mon Nov 22 23:35:49 CET 2004


I find Yamaha increadibly un-cooperative. They won't even sell you a circuit
diagram to an 80s organ, unless you are a registered yamaha tech. They
instead recommend you contact one of these techs for repair. Bleagh. As if
I'm going to pay hundress of dollars to repair a $70 organ.

Ken

>Usually, with today's blessings of the web, Google and such, it's not 
>very hard to find information on IC's, Even about unusual items like 
>Roland IR series, Korg chips, whatever.
>But to my astonishment, there is almost zero info on the extensive 
>range of Yamaha IC's, like the IG-, YM- or IT series. And believe me, 
>I've tried more than once. For hours.
>Does anybody here know where to find information on them, like 
>functionality, availability and (even old) prices?
>Help would very much be appreciated, 'cause I've ran out of options.
>
>Thanks!
>Senso
>
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