Vintage Synth Repair

Hello:I deal with Technics occassionally to get service manuals,I know what 
you mean about not too good,They will however usually make a copy of the 
manual you need and send it at a reasonable price,it's just a matter of 
getting the person who answers the phone to cooperate with you,if they start 
by asking you questions about yourself be firm and ask for their 
supervisor,you might be talking to a person in India or someplace and will 
have to call back at a different time to get through to the actual service 
Dept,The actual service Dept is pretty cooperative.Here is the Contact 
information for them,I usually start by calling the Consumer Accessories 
number first.P.S. if you need parts they probably won't have them but they 
will give you a part number so you can Google it and maybe find it 
elsewhere.

Technics
800-458-5397 - Service & Board Orders (FOR TECHNICIANS ONLY)
800-726-8863 - Tech Support/Operator Support
800-833-9626 - Parts & Lit. (Kent, WA)
800-237-9080 - Fax for Parts & Lit.
201-348-7953 - Phone NJ Main Office
800-348-7315 - Fax NJ Main Office
800-332-5368 - Consumer Accessories

Good Luck,
Tim K.

direct link to my Ebay store.
http://www.sonicelectronicmusic.com


>From: "sputnik979" <sputnik979@...>
>Reply-To: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com
>To: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [vintagesynthrepair] Vintage Technics synth
>Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2006 20:26:42 -0000
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>Hey guys, I have an old keyboard from technics, called SX-K250
>http://i18.ebayimg.com/06/i/08/a3/dc/69_1.JPG
>and along with time the sound started to deteriorate, it was as if
>overdriven, and less and less audible, trying to get through but being
>torn by some invisible grater. I need a service manual / schematics for
>this model, but where do I find one ? The Technics / Panasonic support
>is not quite good.
>cheers
>aero
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