Hi! You can find schematics and more on almost every vintage Korg synthesizer at this web address http://www.korganalogue.net/ Good luck with your project :-) Greetings alpha5000dk - http://www.klejne.dk --- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, "lostinpurdy" <lostinpurdy@...> wrote: > > Hello, everyone! What can I say? I got this beat up korg 770 which > technically works (surprisingly) despite it's bad shape, by that I > mean that the side panels and the face of the control panel is missing > but the pots, switches, etc are still there. Now first off - where can > I get something like schematics for the korg 770? Now here's a list > what I'd like to do but dunno whether to keep the guts in the box or > take it all out and put in a tiny suitcase a la EMS synthi. Anyways.. > > 1. I'd like to make a new panel with add-ons (mods) - anyone got > experience with that? > > 2. I'd like to replace the Q and Resonance trimmers with dial pots so > I can control these from the panel (for LPF + HPF seperately) - what > are the balance pots good for? Settings for the filter switches? > > 3. I want to add a 3-way switch to select which filter filters what > and for seperate filtering, so that the LPF and HPF filters don't > keep eliminating each other when moving the travellers to the opposite > ends. So where do I make the cut on the Filter board? > > 4. I want to make it safer as in modifying the power supply so that > the ground goes through the outlet, using a 3-prong cable. > > 5. Can I just take out the power supply and put it into another case > of a different material (wood, plastic, fiberglass)? I'm opting to > take out the power supply entirely and put it in a seperate box and > add a plug to connect it to the rest of the synth. > > 6. Is it at all possible to make it battery operable? I know of some > DIY modulars and minisynths that run on a bunch of 9V batteries and > would like to do the same thing to my korg. > > 7. Last but not least - MIDI!! I nead a affordable midi solution, just > good enough to make it play from a computer or sequencer. Even better > - 3 midi ins - one for play and one for each of the filters! > > I know these are a lot of like-to's and wannahave's and honestly doupt > that I can ever realize them all together but if it's at all possible > that would be the bomb! > > Any advice highly welcomed! > > Wouldn't it be cool if there was a show like "Pimp My Synth"? :P:) >
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Re: Beat up Korg 770 diy pimp-up project - need advice!
2007-07-07 by alpha5000dk
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