Re: MiniKorg 700 Restoration Project - Parts needed!
2010-09-20 by nervejam
... Senso s website is vintageplanet.nl (I ve used him before - I m in the UK), he says that the keys are in such demand that the only fair way is to auction
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2010-09-20 by nervejam
... Senso s website is vintageplanet.nl (I ve used him before - I m in the UK), he says that the keys are in such demand that the only fair way is to auction
2010-09-20 by Dave Garfield
OUCH! Bidding fever... 8^(( ________________________________ From: nervejam To: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com Sent: Mon,
2010-09-20 by nervejam
I ve just been outbid on an auction for an F key. I went as far as usd 35. God knows how far the other bidder would have gone? (the seller was vintageplanet,
2010-09-20 by Dave Garfield
COOL! Nice project! As far as keys, you might try Bob Weigel at: http://www.sounddoctorin.com. He stocks keys, and often has what you might need. He s
2010-09-20 by nervejam
Hi. I ve decided to sort out my Minikorg 700. (Not 700s). It has one missing key (F), and half of the G key missing too. The power switch is broken (stuck ON),
2010-09-18 by Janne Lappalainen
Hi, Does anybody know where to get schematics or service manual for this rare string machine from the 70’s. Thanks Janne janlappa@yahoo.com
2010-09-18 by Malte Rogacki
I had another look at your diagram for the s/h circuit. I m not completely sure if it s correct. If I m not completely mistaken it looks as if the keyboard
2010-09-18 by Quazimodo
Thanks Brian - got it sir. Will email you later. You re a star!
2010-09-18 by Brian
Hi Tom I can email you a copy for nothing! Regards Brian G3OYU From: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
2010-09-18 by timothy kosiorek
Hello: I have an original one for $15.00 + $5.00 shipping in the USA or $13.00 shipping out of the USA.I can send you a paypal invoice for if you decide you
2010-09-18 by urei
Hello, Daniel. Thanks for the quick reply. I would start with those too. I just was wondering, before I buy it, if anyone knows of any known issues/fixes
2010-09-18 by Daniel Forró
I would start with power supply - fuses, voltages... Then all connectors etc. Daniel Forro
2010-09-18 by urei
Don t know if this one qualifies as vintage or not, but I don t think there s a better place to ask for advice. I ve been offered a JV-80 for a very low price.
2010-09-18 by Estecho
Hi Malte, Thanks for your tip on the ARP Odyssey circuitry, I just checked it out quickly, and indeed some parts of the circuit are similar. I ll examine it
2010-09-18 by Estecho
Hi Duncan, Many thanks for your comments on my page; I m glad you found it useful. The Ace Tone PS-1000 is indeed similar in many ways to the early Roland
2010-09-17 by Mike P.
Thanks for approving my membership request. Mike Eagles may soar, but weasels don t get sucked into jet engines Steven Wright Thanks for approving
2010-09-17 by Roger J
Yes, $25 pkus 5 postage. ________________________________ From: Quazimodo To: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com Sent: Fri,
2010-09-17 by Quazimodo
Hi, Would anyone have a service manual for a Yamaha DK-40A Electone organ for sale please..? Thanks Tom
2010-09-16 by John Karns
... Great job! -- John
2010-09-16 by ML
Thanks for sharing that. Good reading!
2010-09-16 by Malte Rogacki
I think (as duncan already pointed out) it s very likely that the missing part in the S/H circuit is a dual FET. The ARP Odyssey used a very similar
2010-09-16 by duncan
james- that s a fascinating account, & should be required-reading for anyone attempting repair on an elderly synth, especially if the schematics are not
2010-09-16 by JF Brown
Hi, I ve recently put up a detailed repair log of the Ace Tone PS-1000 mono synth, which I bought a few months ago in non-working condition, and restored to
2010-09-15 by Paul Cunningham
Hi -- I m cross posting this from the CWSG group. If there s anyone on the list who can help Bill fix his Korg BX-3, would you send him an private email?
2010-09-15 by ML
Hi again ~ Well so far so good. I replaced the power supply caps and a handful of sliders and was able to minimize the drift in the VCOs. It s sounding pretty
2010-09-14 by Roger J
This is true, I used to add a jumper to the jack to bypass the need of a volume pedal. Don t have a schematic handy, but it should be obvious, if not post the
2010-09-14 by jim finch
I also have Farfisacombo compact deluxe with a ver y faint output.Someone told me you have to have the volume pedal plugged in to make it work correctly,but
2010-09-14 by Terje Winther
Hi, I am looking for some info regarding the F.B.T. synther series of italian analog synths. It is more or less impossible to find any info. This is the best
2010-09-14 by Royce
Hi I am looking for the cct diagram for a Roland SonicCell. Not vintage I know, but I thought that there might be some service guys out there. Thanks Royce
2010-09-13 by Roger J
Sound like you have a problem with the B and the F# oscillators dividers on each respective board. I am assuming that the top pitch for each works and that the
2010-09-12 by ajklein79
hello i just bought a farfisa compact deluxe first version,the f sharp bass note doesnt work and all other f sharps have a highly harmonic and consistent
2010-09-10 by nervejam
I m not familiar with the Delta, but based on experience with other machines, I d be looking for a grounding fault, too. Sounds like you disturbed something
2010-09-10 by Tom Russell
Sounds to me that a ground connection was lifted- at least intermittently.
2010-09-10 by Quazimodo
Hi guys, I have a fault on my Korg Delta. Since opening her up to replace a couple of broken keys (with thanks to Dave Garfield..!)... but, I have now got a
2010-09-10 by Dave Garfield
Hi, Brian and Bernie! Bernie, think of a quid as the rough equivalent of saying buck for an American dollar over here. Pretty cool, eh? Ya gots ta
2010-09-10 by Brian
A quid is slang for £1 sterling Regards Brian G3OYU From: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
2010-09-10 by nervejam
Jackpot! Thanks for the tip.
2010-09-10 by Todd
Maybe try here: http://www.dalbani.co.uk/catalogue/product_details.php?id=24954 http://www.dalbani.co.uk/catalogue/product_details.php?id=7247 -TF
2010-09-10 by nervejam
I ve now found the 5101 chips on several vintage electronics sites (pinball, etc).. Nowhere in the UK yet though.
2010-09-10 by nervejam
Exactly the same..
2010-09-10 by Scott
... The 4011 is a CMOS IC...Very common Try Farnell The TC5501 is a 256 Word x 4 bit memory chip..Vintage Try Ebay for that one
2010-09-10 by greenmoldydonuts
For those of us east of you on the other side of the pond...I understand the Brittish Pound Sterling and pence but what is a Quid ?? Thanks, Bernie in
2010-09-10 by nervejam
I can see listings for tubes of 4011s, £6.49 for 20, etc No tc5501 anywhere, or 5101 either..
2010-09-10 by Philip
I source all my IC s off ebay usually. 5501 ram is the same as 5101 ram which is plentiful also used in tons of Williams pinballs and video games.
2010-09-10 by rakky
I m about to start mucking about with a few old drum machines (DR-55s, Soundmasters and EDC). These were considered uneconomic to fix, 5 years ago. Now, a
2010-09-03 by JP Szarak
not my ad and i have no connection or info merely knowledge of this listing. i hope this helps. http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/msg/1927999622.html jp
2010-09-03 by Ian galloway
Hi, I m looking for a set of Korg BPX-3 Bass pedals, preferably in good working order, but any condition will do. Thank you, Ian Galloway 520.234.3998
2010-09-02 by Neil Boughey
I m not sure, but i would guess they also used the same sliders in the Opus 3, Rogue, MG1 Concertmate, and Taurus II if that helps The Polymoog owners site
2010-09-02 by Susie
Yep, I was a member already and have just re-introduced myself. I noticed there was a Digikey part number for LEDs which will be useful. I was hoping someone
2010-09-02 by Neil Boughey
Also, are you a member of the Polymoog owners site? http://www.dubsounds.com/polymoog.htm The guys on here will probably be able to assist, there s usually