As someone who's been repairing these boards for several years, let me
say welcome.
The more people we have doing this correctly, the better.
My personal experience (somewhere between 50-60 KLM-367s successfully
repaired) is that,
even without the availability of new boards, it's possible to keep the
Polysix going for a long time.
~GMM
analogsynthservice.com
Andrew Jury wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> After a bit of consideration I have decided to post the following. Over
> the last year I have been getting steadily more involved in analogue
> synth repairs. I am electronics engineer by education and training,
> although not currently by employment! Suffice to say I have come across
> quite a few Polysix in need of repair, many with the well know and
> dreaded KLM-367 battery problem. As a trial I have been running a 'by
> post' service for owners unable to carry repairs to the KLM-367
> themselves, with good results and some happy customers. So, if you have
> the old battery problem with your Polysix and are looking someone to
> undertake the work on your behalf, get in contact and let me know. In
> some ways I am trying to provide continuity for the service that 'Old
> Crow' used to give, but no longer offers. I will be putting up a
> website shortly with further details.
>
> Best wishes,
> Andy
>
>
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