Re: [yamahacs80] Yamaha E-70
2009-11-02 by The Old Crow
The E-70 uses wavetable oscillators, not VCOs. It does use IG00155 filters, simllar in all respects to IG00156 save it has no keyboard tracking CV input.

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2009-11-02 by The Old Crow
The E-70 uses wavetable oscillators, not VCOs. It does use IG00155 filters, simllar in all respects to IG00156 save it has no keyboard tracking CV input.
2009-11-01 by Wavecomputer360
Hi all, I´ve been told several times that the E-70 is in some respects very similar to the CS80 but I´ve never had the chance to actually play this organ. I
2009-11-01 by Wavecomputer360
Hi all, I´ve been told several times that the E-70 is in some respects very similar to the CS80 but I´ve never had the chance to actually play this organ. I
2009-10-31 by tolmachev_o
I made this adjustment ....in KAS and SH.Find the 7 s voice that I lost was from M#4(touchinh M boards like in Service manual CS80, and find all voices!)And
2009-10-30 by Colin f
Kenji, I have the full service manual for the GX-1. If you need them, I can send you the schematics for the KAS. I designed a MIDI-enabled replacement KAS.
2009-10-30 by kiucd
hello I need help for my GX-1. both of KAS boards for upper and lower keyboards have problem and now my GX-1 can not sound correct. upper key keeps silence.
2009-10-30 by cuari7
Guys and gals: I need advise and guidance. My CS50 recently developed the bad habit of having one of its 4 voices stuck with the filter resonance to the max.
2009-10-29 by Quazimodo
There is an SK-15 manual here - maybe there are some similarities..? http://manuals.fdiskc.com/mans/Yamaha.html Hope this helps. Cheers, TOM ... I just
2009-10-29 by ratriderz
I figured since there are a lot of Yamaha knowledgeable people on this list I d ask here: I just acquired a partially working SK20, and was wondering if anyone
2009-10-29 by Quazimodo
Hi, it s me again. Just noticed one of my M boards has a small issue in that the filter doesn t seem to be responding to the filter envelope and also it seems
2009-10-29 by Quazimodo
Thanks for that - I have four 4558 s on order. Cheers, TOM
2009-10-29 by rj krohn
at mouser.com, you can pull the datasheet for any IC they sell. find 4558 s, your proposed sub, and check the specs against each other. ... From: Quazimodo
2009-10-29 by Max Fazio
Very enlighting, thanks very much! M ... From: synthromey To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 7:09 PM Subject: [yamahacs80] Gary
2009-10-29 by PeterB
Thank you so much !!! I have been looking for this audio for a very long time... Cheers Worsel
2009-10-29 by Quazimodo
Amazing... I loved it, many thanks for that. BTW anyone have any ideas on my earlier question about the power supply dual op-amp chips please. Would the TL072
2009-10-28 by tolmachev_o
Hi everyone!I put a new VR1 in 20om and made some adjusting on KAS board and there are correcting voltage on VR1, VR2,VR6-VR13 like in service manual.But now I
2009-10-28 by David
Very cool (although it took over half an hour to download)! Thanks for this. David
2009-10-28 by synthromey
Greetings All, Here are two links for an Old Cassette transfer of G.L. Demo ing the CS80. There are dropouts and noticeable crosstalk, but the essence of how
2009-10-27 by Quazimodo
Cheers for the reply Gavin, My (newly recapped) PSU is still loose - although I have checked and set the voltages and done a prelminary tune-up. I am now
2009-10-27 by tolmachev_o
Hi everyone!My CS60 was absolutely fine in tune, was....But only portamento don t work at all....And I live with it, but now decide to adjusting portamento
2009-10-27 by lucidsound
Concur, 4558 s are among the most common ic I have to replace in vintage gear, probably a close second to CMOS 4051 s. Lucid. ... From: stevelenham To:
2009-10-27 by stevelenham
... I can t speak for Yamaha s 4558s, but I do a lot of work on Lexicon 224 reverbs which use RC4558s throughout their analogue circuitry and regularly have to
2009-10-27 by stevelenham
... Hi John, For Mouser, search for soft pot and the whole range comes up. Farnell sell them under a different brand, but it looks like the parts are the
2009-10-27 by gavin curtis
Thanks. :) First and 3rd videos are are still being edited. Learning to use video editor software for the first time. Thrid part will be next on
2009-10-26 by Laurie Curry
the continuum works in this way as well.... every finger gets assigned its own midi channel and then is tracked over the 3 d playing surface until full
2009-10-26 by Laurie Curry
I believe that was the roland A90 ... From: stevelenham yahoo@lenham.clara.co.uk Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2009 07:31:07 -0600 To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
2009-10-26 by John Leimseider
Do you have any part numbers? I looked on Mouser and found cables and fiber optics only... John Leimseider Electronics Technician Cantos Music Foundation
2009-10-26 by stevelenham
... Thanks David, Laurie et al for your replies. It sounds like the pseudo-poly-AT idea might have some merit, so I will probably pick up one of the resistive
2009-10-25 by Quazimodo
Great video Gavin, I can only find Part 2 however... where are parts 1 & 3..? I am currently starting a re-cap of the PSU in my second CS80 (already done the
2009-10-24 by Tommy Priakos
screechy -- yeah, exactly. Eddie Jobson used this in A, from Jethro Tull (1980). The song was called Batteries Not Included , and although not a
2009-10-24 by nicholas kent
Ensoniq came up with patented technology to build poly AT into non- weighted keyboards at apparently very little extra cost so most of their unweighted
2009-10-24 by Rescio
lol well i already planned everything for servicing this weekend so mine is going on the bench as well ;) But indeed the cmos are notorious, they all are
2009-10-24 by gavincurtis
You fixed it. Ignore my doomsday scenario..lol. Guess I am jealous that your machine is working ;) You get to play on yours and mine is gutted open on the
2009-10-24 by gavincurtis
Probably the old CMOS inside going belly up... Digital IC s in the CS-80 use 1970 s lithography. You have about 10-20 year lifespan. Replace these chips with
2009-10-23 by rj krohn
actually i love the sound that comes from sustaining a note and switching octaves on the cs80. the wierd jump in between is kinda screechy and totally cool
2009-10-23 by Laurie Curry
lol..... Been there..... did that... exactly....lol ... From: Rescio alessandrorescio@yahoo.com Date: Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:09:37 -0600 To:
2009-10-23 by David Rogoff
... I can t remember the details (someone help me out), but there was a master keyboard years ago that could do a pseudo-poly-AT. The keyboard itself was
2009-10-23 by Rescio
hmmm. perhaps i took a beer to much, i found out what was wrong... actualy its too embarrassing.. the FEET lever of bank I was in the middle of 16 and 8 wich
2009-10-23 by David Rogoff
... I picked up an old SQ-80 a few years ago just to control cs80v. The keyboard was horrible. New bushings would have help the noise and clacking, but the
2009-10-23 by PeterB
Hey Laurie, interesting. I didn´t know the Ensoniq hat POLY aftertouch... is its keyboard any good? I am still looking for an affordable poly at master
2009-10-23 by Laurie Curry
Gladly.....All that you can hear are capable with more oomph from a real CS80.... Keep in mind.... my polyAT examples ....the sound source in these
2009-10-23 by rj krohn
the magic of poly AT didnt become obvious to me til i played a poly kybd that had mono AT(matrix 12 et al). simply put, its one note, 6 notes, or anything in
2009-10-22 by stevelenham
Hi, Please excuse my ignorance, but could anyone give me some examples of how polyphonic aftertouch is actually used in performance? I m particularly
2009-10-21 by Rescio
hmmm. the voices of bank I of my cs80 just went silent (altough some of them give a beep), bank II operates just fine. I already was planning a service fresh
2009-10-20 by David
Ok, this is a weird one. Anyone know more about it? http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2009/10/hammond-regency-organ-custom-3rd.html
2009-10-19 by adsr75
Mine are 14 cm too :)
2009-10-16 by Quazimodo
14cm
2009-10-16 by tmoravan
I m doing some cosmetic/physical refurb on this CS-80 and I need those 2 screws that hold the front panel of the CS-80 down against the base/keys. If I
2009-10-09 by Tommy Priakos
I ve had mine Kentonized . I suppose there ll still be room to put the tuner button back there in the same spot I ve put my Midi In and Thru 5-din sockets. ?
2009-10-09 by synthasy2000
... yeah - one of those is me! :D I saw a lonely hearts ad for you guys on Analog Heaven - so I joined :) Well I don t have a CS-80 although I ve been a huge