Sv: Re: [sdiy] CS80

[Daniel Araya]

Many thanks!

Pretty complex procedure!...looks like i'll be spending two weeks
adjusting it anyway! :)
This unit hasn't been properly taken care of for at least 10 years, it
was bought as "non working" for about 1500us$!

/daniel

>>> "david at therogoffs.com" <david at therogoffs.com> 2005-02-10 17:55:44
>>>
> Has anyone attempted to tune and adjust a Yamaha CS80?
> I'm fixing a CS80 and the dreadful day that I have to tune it is
coming
> closer...
> I have the schematics with tuning for the oscillators but I have no
> instructions for the remaining 18 or so trimmers on the voiceboards
so I
> need some additional info.
> 
> I could propably use trial and error but that would take weeks!
> 
> so far I have fixed a broken oscillator, noise, octave-switch, one
> broken octave of the keyboard, cleaned the panel, keys, all
> knobs/slidercaps and wooden ends and replaced a lot of missing
screws. 

Everything you need is at www.cs80.com, Crow's site, and also
http://personal.inet.fi/private/matador/cs-80_adjustment_procedure.html.
 I also run a CS80 group on Yahoo
(http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/yamahacs80/) that has links to
lots of great sites and has lots of discussions about CS80
repairs/tuning.  Many CS80 experts are in the group.

 David