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----- Original Message -----From: MikeSent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 8:54 AMSubject: [vintagesynthrepair] Micromoog QuestionHey all.
I just purchased a 1977 model Moog Micromoog in awesome condition and
playability except for two small issues: The pitch ribbon no longer
responds (would seem typical) and the first octave E note seems to
have a bad key contact because it lays fine when you kinda slam down
on the key but I noticed this problem after I opened up the synth to
clean all the ivories. Coming from what I've seen, it's a very basic
synth inside and a lot of air space. My question is, how easy is it
to replace the pitch ribbon material? Kevin from Synthfool has the
material for sale but he asked me if I was sure I could manage the
repair myself so now I'm a little concerned that it will be more
daunting than expected. Any ideas? I do have a service manual... but
it doesn't help for logistics. LEt me know if anyone has experiencde
with this. Thanks!
Mike