--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "Gordon J. C. Pearce" <gordon@...> wrote: > > On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 07:44 -0700, electrohead2000@... wrote: > > I love it!!!! > > I used to have an Akai s-1000 that needed regular "altitude > > adjustments" > > Atari STs were good for that too. You also had to be careful to keep > them level and not bump them if they'd been on all day, because the > power supplies got hot enough to desolder a lot of the components. If > you turned them upside down, the power transistors would drop out of the > board... > The trick works on devices with chips that are socketed, because heat causes the chips to work their way out of their sockets, and dropping it resets them. I think that anything hot enough to desolder a chip would also destroy it. My ST gets hot, but hot enough to desolder components? Sounds very far-fetched...
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Re: dumpstered reverse key
2008-08-30 by zoinky420
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