Re: ARP Avatar!
2006-06-27 by Robert Williams
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2006-06-27 by Robert Williams
Any help you need on the Avatar should be directed to the OdysseyPatch discussion group: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/odysseypatch/ All of the Odyssey
2006-06-25 by robert andrew scott
Hello there. Please send me an email, if you don t mind. Thanks ! -robert [ otherdreams@gmail.com ] [ quiet_channel@yahoo.com ]
2006-06-24 by bigfootstudios
I have some miniKorg/MS-10 keys... Email me which ones you need... Doug
2006-06-21 by robert scott
Hey there. I am looking for minikorg 700s (k2) keys myself, and I ve heard a rumor that they re the same keys on the MS-series, though I have not yet checked..
2006-06-19 by Casio Rapman
If you ve got one available or if you know a source, please email me privately. Pref within the USA. Thank you!!
2006-06-17 by Roy J. Tellason
... Well, hopefully some of that will be helpful when the time comes... ... -- Member of the toughest, meanest, deadliest, most unrelenting -- and ablest --
2006-06-17 by Josh
Hi Roy, Thanks for the info. The synth must ve heard me, cos the day after I posted here the problem disappeared. It was apparently working flawlessly before
2006-06-16 by Roy J. Tellason
... I ve really very little experience with those chips, but figure I should probably google around and get to know them at some point. I know that on the
2006-06-16 by easterleggs
Thanks for the replies. I understand, in theory anyway, the idea of a Norton amp having current-differencing properties as distinguished from the op amp s
2006-06-15 by Scott Nordlund
... Yeah but it s still high-gain with differential input (though I understand that the input is a differential current rather than voltage), so in this
2006-06-14 by Roy J. Tellason
... The LM3900 isn t an op amp, though, it s a quad Norton Amplifier , which is not exactly the same thing. You can find the datasheet at
2006-06-14 by Roy J. Tellason
... I don t recall the details of this model, and my pile of their service data isn t currently accessible to me, but look at what they re driving the
2006-06-14 by Scott Nordlund
... When op-amps use negative feedback (as they usually do in audio circuits), the input terminals should have very similar voltages (ideally zero, but that s
2006-06-14 by Josh
Hi all, I recently acquired a Yamaha CS5. It sounds great, except there s a random crackling sound in the output signal. I thought it might be a problem with
2006-06-13 by Dean Batute
Hello All, my appologies for not visiting often enough. Guess I m subscribed to too many groups to give them all the attention they require. I understand
2006-06-13 by Gerry
Hello, did anyone hear the new moog phatty? I was going to look into the nord lead rack 2x but I was glad to see moog put one out at a lower price. if anyone
2006-06-13 by Antoine Deschênes
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2006-06-12 by Antoine Deschênes
Read: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/06/12/javscript_worm_targets_yahoo/ It s not only coming from av3@yahoo.com anymore. Antoine
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2006-06-12 by narfman96
Hi, Has anyone seen a source for replacement aftertouch strip assemblies? I have a Casio CZ-1 that needs a new one. Something corrosive (cola?) ate away part
2006-06-11 by easterleggs
Hi, again, group. Anyone know the ARP Avatar?...specifically the 4075 filter module? It s based around the LM3900 quad amplifier. Is it true that the
2006-06-07 by jamesguitar2000
... thanks. i ve dealt with dean in the past and he s always done a bang up job but i stopped going ot him about 7 years ago because he was just too busy to
2006-06-07 by steve sloan
There are two vintage synth repair guys I have heard of in toronto - dean batute and mike...[?] you can get mike s contact from paul at paul s boutique
2006-06-07 by easterleggs
Anyone have the slider values for the Roland Juno 60 handy?...namely the LFO rate. Thanks!
2006-06-05 by Tom Virostek
Check on ebay...currently there is one source that has them for $4.50... Tom
2006-06-05 by Roy J. Tellason
... No surprise there, that one particular size was more common than anything else, except for maybe the ones used on early floppy and hard drives, which
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
(120 lines of stuff snipped...) 897,312 bytes, no wonder it took a while to get here! :-) Thanks. That picture is from the Ward Beck Preservation Society
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
FYI, DigiKey has a reasonably good selection of edge card connectors going up to .156 and with a variety of mounting formats.
2006-06-05 by Roy J. Tellason
... (120 lines of stuff snipped...) 897,312 bytes, no wonder it took a while to get here! :-) I count 22 pins. From the appearance of things they look to
2006-06-05 by Antoine Deschênes
That doesn t look like .100 cardedge connectors the edge is pretty short too. I saw some .156 and .200 that look like this.
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
The edge is longer than that. I think it is the angle of the photo. It is a good half inch at least I think. ... From: Antoine Deschênes To:
2006-06-05 by Roy J. Tellason
... That is the most common use these days it seems, but they also made them with solder eyelets (for wires), solder tails (for a backplane board), and
2006-06-05 by Antoine Deschênes
Center to center. (Or left to left, or right to right) When you say edge to edge, I suppose you mean left to right?
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
Yeah, I did mean that. But all is clear to me now! This is quickly becoming my favorite mailing list. ... From: Antoine Deschênes To:
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
Here is a picture of one of the modules and you can see the edge connector pretty well.
2006-06-05 by grantbt@jps.net
It might be S-100 (or S100) bus. I m not familiar with your device, but S-100 was kind of like ISA and is still pretty available (I think). GB ... Is the
2006-06-05 by Brendan Haley
Is the spacing measured from the edge of one contact to the edge of the next? Or is it from the center of each contact? I don t have them with me here at work,
2006-06-05 by Antoine Deschênes
Just searched a bit, here s what I found. These are card-edge connectors. If the spacing is like an ISA card, it s 0.1 or 2.54mm. There are some at Mouser.
2006-06-05 by Roy J. Tellason
... Those are specified according to whether they re one or both sides, the number of pins, and the pin spacing. For example I have one sitting here that s
2006-06-05 by BRENDAN HALEY
OK, I realize it is not a synth per se, but we have some old Ward Beck console modules we want to mount up and use, but they have big giant old school edge
2006-06-05 by GB
Maybe Jameco.com. I ll look in my parts bin at work as I might have one. It was a pretty common FDC at the time. GB ... From: djbrow54
2006-06-05 by djbrow54
Actually, some of the data lines were high and others were right in the middle. I pulled the various ICs that were in sockets and now I can see valid highs
2006-06-02 by Roy J. Tellason
I ve updated my parts pages again, and this time pretty near all of the datasheets are online as well. They can be found at:
2006-06-02 by Marvin Jones
You might check with Martin Larochelle at Technopolis over in Montreal. http://www.generation.net/~musicr/index.html He deals some older vintage gear, and may
2006-06-01 by synthscience
I have a sick Korg ps-3100 and oberheim tvs-1(2 voice) that need service. Can anyone suggest a quality tech to service these machines? Im in Detroit so the
2006-06-01 by jamesguitar2000
tim, that s great, thank you. i ll start with matt and if for some reason we can t make it happen, i will happily drive to london to get this thing fixed.
2006-06-01 by Tim Glasgow
... Call Matt Thibideau at (416) 536-4921 and tell him i sent you and that you need a tech and he ll hook you up. Or, if you wanna make a road trip to London,
2006-05-31 by jamesguitar2000
thank you for the two responses. i assume i can clean the contacts myself? regarding the last service of this board, it s been a while. the problem here is
2006-05-31 by Roy J. Tellason
... Find the one key that doesn t have the extra tone on it, and replace the 22uF tantalum cap for that key (and that voice!). They used 25V parts in there