[sdiy] Repairability of modern analog synths

[Adam Inglis (sdiy)]

> On 21 Oct 2020, at 5:19 pm, Roman Sowa <modular at go2.pl> wrote:
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> In the old days there were a lot of cheap repair shops not because the repair of big bulky THT radios was easy, but because there was no new equipment to buy, or it was very expensive. And it wasn't made with best components available so it easily broke from time to time. So a lot of needs to fix stuff from customers lead to big number of repairmen and low prices for their service. Why do I rant on economics now?
> 
> Roman


That was once very true for radios, hi fi and TV….
was it ever true for synths?

Maybe audio/PA/guitar/amp gear in general kept the techs busy enough, in between synth jobs….

A
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