I had the same problem - corroded board, bad eyesight- and I hit on the
solution of taking the board to an electronics repair shop, the sort of
place that fixes radios and vcrs. I pulled the board and bought the parts
myself and printed out the documentation from old crow's site. They did a
great job and were happy to have something different to work on. with parts
it cost less $100.
best
Bill
on 4/30/02 10:25 AM,
PlexusMiasma@aol.com at
PlexusMiasma@aol.com wrote:
> Hello everyone, I'm new to the list. My name is James and I have a small
> inquiry. A Polysix I recently purchased has suffered the battery meltdown
> fate and for the last two weeks I've been unable to locate someone that can
> do the board repair. So far I've e-mailed Scott Rider, Kevin Lightner, Synth
> Services, and Kurt of Kurts Amps and Keyboards. Zip, zilch, nada except for
> Kevin e-mailing me back since I only inquired with him about locating a
> replacement board. I also contacted Ranger Audio in Canada about finding a
> replacement and they turned up nothing. If anybody on this list can help me
> in finding someone to repair board KLM-367 I would be forever grateful. I
> would do the repair myself but my eyesight is horrid and the board traces are
> tiny. Thanks in advance.............................James
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