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I think I'm finally done with my Yamaha DX7II-FD. It's time to sell it. I thought I'd ask members of this group if they had any advice or experience as to where. Would Reverb.com be better than EBay,

You might find this thread I started a while back interesting: /g/YamahaDX/topic/tx802_troubleshooting/96731773 In that case it was a broken EGM IC. Yours sounds different but it

Hello I cannot tell what is the cause of this behaviour, but it looks like there is an extremely high feedback on the operator 2 (I think it is operator 2, which allows feedback - I don't own a Mk2).

Dear Friends I would like to ask for your help. I have recently purchased a faulty DX7II-D model, which is producing the problem you can hear in the YouTube video

In all American-Canadian electric power systems, and probably the rest of the world also, there is a color code for the 3 man wires (and these wires are also often called “leads”). The black wire

Hello Valeri, most of us are not native english speakers assumingly, so no problem with that. Does it happen also, when you have nothing connected to the TX7 (no audio, no MIDI)? If yes, then this

When I turn on the power switch on the tx7, I can feel a slight electric sensation when I go to touch the tx7 and other devices. I can confirm that the problem is caused by my tx7, but I don't know

Sorry sir，English is really not my native language. When I turn on the power switch on the 1080, I can feel a slight electric sensation when I go to touch the 1080 and other devices. I can confirm

Hello What do you mean with "Leakage from all devices"? Some noise or some physical fluid? btw: If English is not your native language, then write your question in detail in your own language and

Don't get it all wet in the first place. (TeeHee! Sorry, couldn't resist.) Catch ya later. Bye for now. Dan.

> > My yamaha tx7 has a small amount of leakage from all devices when I turn >> it on and when I turn the tx7 off, the leakage goes away. What is causing >> this and can any experts explain? (There is

No it's not the battery. The battery is only there to be able to save sounds. It can be alot of things. Faulty outputs etc. Have you tried the headphone output? [email protected]> wrote:

A few days ago I wanted to lower the temperature of the rectifier but it was too hot for me to touch it, so I thought I could put a cooling fan on the vacant C6 socket, as I don't know the voltage

Thank you, Martin!

Wooow. That's really good, Martin!! Thanks a lot. Will definetly try it out.

Attached some sheets from my collection of measurements and calculations. Op donderdag 18 april 2024 om 09:16:27 +02:00:00 schreef Martin Tarenskeen <m.tarenskeen@...>:

Noted with thanks Flo Will keep all posted Wish you a great day KRRaj

Before you start cleaning, check with an oscilloscope or an audio probe, whether there is sound at the input of the volume potentiometer.

Hi FloThat may be possibleHow to clean?KRRaj

Hello Raj, then the issue is NOT(!) the patches lost. And quite likely it is not the battery. Since you seem to be from Mauritius my first suspicion is based on the the sea climate: corroded jacks