If you want to make your Polysix "whole" again, someone rebuilds damaged
boards for a reasonable price. Old Crow is his name (real is Scott), site
is at
http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/korg/polysix/index.htmlI should know, he returned my beloved PolySix to working order after it
being out of commish for 6 years (couldn't find a tech who could
successfully fix it). The battery leak damage is almost exclusive to a
single board, the KLM-367, where the battery resides. You send your
damaged board to him. He either sends back your board or one that he had
repaired from a previous p-6.
He did this a year ago for me, so I am not sure what his current charge
would be. I highly recommend it however.
Dave
At 12:35 AM 8/24/01 -0700, you wrote:
>I have a polysix that I have chosen to disassemble as
>it has been damaged by battery leaking. I would like
>to do something intersting with the main voice board.
>Does anyone have schematics of the voice board on line
>somewhere?
>
>I have read several messages on line that imply the P6
>has "vco's" I was under the impression that the
>oscilators were digital. If, in fact, they are
>analogue, is it possible to access the CV inputs for
>them ?
>
>What I am thinking is that with a few pots and a paia
>midi-cv board plus some additional parts I could make
>a fairly simple polyphonic midi module that sounds
>like a polysix (sans patch memory of course).
>
>Anyway, any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>Daryl
>
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