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--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, sm papke <mothrecords@...> wrote:
>
> *YOU ALL KNOW HOW DANGEROUS PSU REPAIR CAN BE!! PLEASE BE 
> AWARE/KNOWLEDGEABLE OF WHAT YOU ARE DOING IF YOU ATTEMPT THIS 
> YOURSELF, OR HAVE NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE*

YES! Its worth repeating again: Dont get ZAPPED!

> Also, I would not suggest Advanced Audio on Venice Blvd. I have 
> brought them older pieces they were not too familiar with, that just
> sat around un-touched for weeks, only to end up fixing them at home
> myself. They should have no problem re-capping a PSU if you just 
> bring them the PSU only, but it will definitely cost you! 

I assume you mean "Advanced Musical" here (not advanced audio). Good
to have someone weigh in with hands-on experience.

> I highly recommend contacting Ed Miller over at a place called 
> Studio9 on Sunset Blvd. for anyone in the Los Angeles area. He's a 
> bit of a synth guru, and would have no problem fixing the PSU on an
> EII (I believe he used to work at Roland). His prices are also 
> extremely reasonable and fair, which is pretty rare these days.

Heres the URL for Ed: http://www.synthesizerrepair.com/

FWIW: I think George isnt sure his PSU is at fault at this point
(thats just the conclusion most of us are jumping to).