[sdiy] Crumar Performer schemos

[Roy J. Tellason]

On Monday 14 March 2005 03:01 pm, Tim Parkhurst wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Speaking of schematics (I'm sure somebody was), I've got an original
> factory schematic book for the Crumar Performer. It's free to whomever
> wants it PROVIDED THAT they scan it and make a PDF copy available on line.
> You'll need to scan 11 pages, and each page is just a little larger than
> standard letter size (an A4 or some size common in Europe?). The scans
> might be a little tricky in that there are PCB layouts on almost every page
> that show the components in black and the bottom side traces in grey.
> You'll need to scan in color or maybe have a scanner that can do justice to
> the halftone pattern used to make the "grey." There are also two pages that
> use green to show top side PCB traces. This will definitely take a color
> scan.
>
> Any takers? I always thought the Performer was a neat string synth. You
> could also have some fun with the "EQ" section. Slide the MID slider up and
> the HIGH and LOW down and you got an (almost) choir/voice sound. Anyway,
> let me know if anyone wants to take me up on this. Otherwise it goes on
> Ebay as "Rare Schematics Crumar not Moog ARP." ;)

Now that you mention it,  I have a bunch of Crumar schematics around 
someplace,  too.  It was one of the brands we serviced.  One of these days 
I'm gonna have to try scanning some of that stuff...

In the meantime if there's anybody looking for something specific,  let me 
know and I'll see what I can come up with.