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I am a new member from a few weeks ago. I am a synth service tech from Sydney, Australia, I have been away on tour for some time and I am finally back home and doing repairs and restorations again. I

Hi all. In the last few weeks we've had a record number of new members of the group: welcome! During the same period, we've had almost no postings. Very weird. I'd like to invite the new folks to

Jacksonville, Florida. Oh, USA, of course... ;-)

i have noticed that i only seem to get double triggers on black keys. i have cleaned the contacts on all the keys as well as i can. for me, it SEEMS to be related to the fact that the weight

hi, im curious about this, could possibly be tempted into it, if a pickup was possible. where are you located? thanks-rj cuari7 <diaz.jesus@...> wrote: OK, here it

In my experience, double triggering occurs mostly when releasing a key. I think releasing a key takes a bit more time than pressing a key during normal playing. At a certain point, there's a moment

If i'd live nearby, I'd be tempted to buy this just to have _another_ one. These things are so increadibly good, in an entirely different way than the CS-80. Now that I own CS-50, CS-60 and CS-80,

OK, here it goes again: I have a CS50 in great shape that I must sell. there were no takers the first time I announced it, and I really need to get rid of it (too bulky, wife is threatening to kill

Some double triggers can be heard also on ORGAN presets played during a solo on "Curious Electric", on the same Jon and Vangelis' "Short Stories" album (1979) . M

I can't participate in this interesting techtalk, but I think Vangelis also experienced some double-triggering. At least, I think I hear a double-triggered note on the track "I hear you now", Jon

Hi Scott and Group, another thought about the double trigger issue. If you prolong the trigger with a one-shot (what you described), this should be a cure for _wrong_ notes to cause dissonance: you

Hi all I'm selling my CS60 - Its in near perfect cond. I thought I'd join this group and see if anyone wanted her here... I'm going to ebay it shortly but if anyone here is interested get in

hi kenji, congratulations on your gx-1, very exciting! unfortunately, those units are so much rarer than the extremely rare cs80's, so do not take a possible lack of responses as a snubbing. you are

hello Everyone. I am Kenji from Japan, I am not really sure if I can put my message on it since this is your CS-80 place. But I really want to know what I can do on my GX-1. It seems to have some

knowledgable people on here who have helped me with my cs80 at one point or another. i finished the complete overhaul today, and she's 100% functional: Folks want to hear it! Folks want to hear it!

hi folks, i just wanted to say thanks to all the extremely knowledgable people on here who have helped me with my cs80 at one point or another. i finished the complete overhaul today, and she's 100%

THey are the timing and sequencing charts showing the logic that the CS-80's key assigner system uses to assign keystrokes to VCO's. --- Max Fazio <faxiomas@...>

http://jhaible.heim.at/CSSynth/jh_CSSynthServiceGuide_p16.gif http://jhaible.heim.at/CSSynth/jh_CSSynthServiceGuide_p19.gif Is anybody able to give a simple explaination of these charts? M

hi guys, my UTMOST apologies for taking up any of your mental time with this. i got it fixed, no bad chips or anything-WHEW! turns out, this hakko desoldering gun is so powerful that it sucked up

thanks much, laurie, i appreciate it. so there's good news and bad news. good news: -i took voltage readings of a good cards 153 socket w/ no 153 chip in. these matched the bad cards (w/out chip)