[sdiy] Keyboard in ob3/viscount D9
Nantonos
nantonos at epona.net
Mon May 12 11:29:25 CEST 2014
Hello Travis,
Monday, May 12, 2014, 12:30:31 AM, you wrote:
> I've got a Viscount D9 w some missing teeth. Trying to figure out
> what type of keyboard it has in it. I've seen these types of keys
> before but can't recall the make and can't find anything on the pcb.
> Any help would be great!
> Image of keys:
> http://recompas.com/keys.jpg
The circular cutout for the springs with a rectangular slot in front,
the moulded key identifiers at the rear, and the two moulded
projections (one longer than the other) to actuate the pair of rubber
press switches (to give velocity) all look like a Fatar keyboard.
http://www.fatar.com/pages/Intro_production.htm
The photo does not show the profile at the end of the key. They make
diving-board like "synth" keybeds, and rounded/blunted "organ" ones
and "piano" style.
Also, if you look underneath the key you will be able to see if there
is a rectangular weight glued inside each one, near the end furthest
from the springs.
Fatar don't sell direct to the public. However their keybeds and
possibly smaller parts like individual keysmay be available through
resellers. Doepfer sell (some) Fatar keybeds as spare parts.
If you look through their site, there are small photos of each
current model. Also, more info hidden behind a password. However, the
"photos high resolution" despite being in the password section, in
not in fact password protected.
Maybe this one?
http://www.fatar.com/FOTO%20HIGH/TP_9S.jpg
http://www.fatar.com/pages/High%20Res/TP_9S_hi.html
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Best regards,
Nantonos mailto:nantonos at epona.net
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