I have no specs etc, but James Walker at Synthrestore (I think that's
the name) is a good guy. Not sure how he's when it comes to prices but
try thee mighty search engine of your choice to find him...
--
electronically yours, jesper
- -- --- ---- ----- ---- --- -- -
www.electronic-obsession.se
Jonathan skrev 2012-06-26 23:09:
> Hi,
> After much procrastinating I opened up the brain, looking for obvious
> signs as to why the Hi-Tom isn't working & can't see anything -no fried
> components etc. Spent an evening trying to follow the circuitry using a
> bright light, magnifying glass & schematic but nothing obvious.
> So not sure what to do now. My electronics isn't up to diagnosing this
> kind of stuff. Is there anyone on the UK who does synth repairs or a
> related business?
>
> Also, just putting it back together and found that the schematic I'm
> following doesn't show (or I can't find - entirely probable) the
> connections to the power switch. I nearly took a photo but thought
> "it'll be on the schematic". Oops. There are 4 pins, 11, 12, 24 & 25 and
> the mains supply, blue & brown then orange & black going to the
> transformer. Can anyone tell me which way round they go. Many thanks.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated as I've just started on fills in
> my drumming lessons & it's unsatisfactory doing them with a dead tom.
> Cheers
> Jonathan