I *deeply* apologize for being completely off-topic here. But I have a vexing problem, and I figure... here's a bunch of really smart, experienced people well versed in music electronics... I just had to run this up the flagpole. Please forgive me. I have a Korg Mono/Poly that has for some time been exhibiting bad contact on many of its keys. The problem has grown slowly worse over the last five years. I opened it up expecting to find a Pratt-Read-style wire & rail keyswitch mechanism, something I could clean, but instead found this odd contraption where the keys have little gray 'suckers' on them that press against a PCB. I never saw this design before and was afraid to go wiping alcohol all over the place without knowing what I was doing. Do any of you have suggestions of what I might do to clean up this type of keyboard? I don't quite understand its principle. I'd like to use the Mono/Poly to control/interface it with my MOTM system (whew! I snuck a little topic in there! Saved!). Thanks in advance for any wisdom passed my way! --Ken
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Korg Mono/Poly Keyboard Problem
1999-10-19 by Tkacs, Ken
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