Discussion about the Korg PolySix synthesizer

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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