Yamaha CS80

Thanks anyway.   Good luck.  

-Mike

--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, Ron <ronsravioli@...> wrote:
>
> Mike,
>  Breaking the connections to the voice card would kill the voice. Regardless, I probably just had the bad misfortune to 
> have a failure after moving the instrument. Regarding the resistor swap: I am sure you know that the 60 card is not a direct drop in replacement for the 80. The tuning of a 60 will be off by an octave if you don't change the resistors in question. Of course you still have to tune the board in question.
> I'm not looking to sell either the voicecard or the chips; they belong to the new owner anyway.
> I have a few owners as well as a few good techs helping out but thanks for the offer.
> After leaving the instrument on for several hours some of the problems have resolved themselves...no more portamento :)
> However there is what I'm assuming to be a scaling issue: voice 8 mix 1 ( the problem child) sounds approximately a whole step below pitch on the first octave on the keyboard, nearly in tune on the second octave, approximately a half step above pitch on the third octave etc for the fourth and fifth octaves. This is on the 2 foot setting..
> Thanks for listening....RJ
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
>