[sdiy] Roland JX-10 Aftertouch

[Bob Weigel]

again the cu.imt.net/~sounddoctorin/synthtec link should have info.  
There is a mod to up the gain.  But the sensor strips are known to go 
dead so that's likely the problem.  I haven't tried to recondition one 
before.   Mine worked marginally before I sold it.  My Kurzweil one is 
getting bogus.  Need to fix it someday. -Bob

Gergo.Palatinszky at nokia.com wrote:

> Hi,
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>Apropo Roland JX-10 ... We have one and the "Aftertouch" doesn't work at all ...
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>Is there any tipical error place (connected to AftT.) in this beast? ...some CMOS IC(s)[which?] / electro-mechanical parts or so)
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>(We have the service manual... But I have no time / competence to investigate deeply about this.)
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>Thanx
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>Br,
>	Pala
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: owner-synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl 
>>[mailto:owner-synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl] On Behalf Of ext Colin f
>>Sent: 2005. október 10. 18:48
>>To: 'Synth-DIY'
>>Subject: RE: [sdiy] OTA book on eBay
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>>>My perspective differs here. Manuals should always be available, but 
>>>copies *need* to be advertised as such.
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>>>Of course if a manual is still available from the manufacturer there 
>>>is no reason to pay for (often) crappy copies.
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>>While my experience with Roland manuals has been generally 
>>good, I was sold a very poor photocopy of the JX10 service 
>>manual by them, without any indication that it was going to be 
>>a copy, and they charged the normal rate.
>>Other service manuals I've had from them have been 
>>multi-colour originals.
>>YMMV.
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>>Cheers,
>>Colin f
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