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Hi all. I’ve noticed in the last few weeks that I can’t get anything to work if I try and access the CS80 (or other) Yahoo group via the web page. No matter what I click, it just says

I applaude your decision... ---- On Mon, 17 Feb 2014 16:28:38 -0800 <8bit9bot@...> wrote ---- no one wants to buy it for my asking price... which means im gonna hold onto it - i'm gonna

no one wants to buy it for my asking price... which means im gonna hold onto it - i'm gonna try to fix the ribbon... here's a new demo i did today to celebrate the announcement of "no longer for

the prophet is not going to be for sale - it was specifically asked for by the director and it has been my most wanted synth for many years - it's currently being fixed up by sam @ three wave music -

well, IMHO, your CS60 sounds immaculate... as far as flavour, I have always found that a Roland JX3p with its "sync" and "metal" function can do almost everything I recall doing with my old prophet

well theres more to the story but we are getting into personal matters... im ok to disclose... im scoring a feature film this year... i bought the prophet 5 and cs60 because the director wants a

I got a replacement ribbon from Doug at Synthparts. I think Kent Spong does reconditioned ribbons as well. Worth getting the CS60 sorted I reckon

It sounds in great condition..... are you really sure a ribbon is worth losing a cs60 for? I have a cs80 and it is one of the features I use least.... perplexed ---- On Fri, 07 Feb 2014 17:43:05

i wont repair it myself... im not comfortable opening up such an expensive unit id prefer to have sam at three wave music fix it... but he already has my prophet 5 and theres a long wait... i

Do you wanna keep it if not for the ribbon? It’s not too hard to repair.

i bought a CS-60 (the one in the "ribbon controller fail" topic) and... the ribbon controller is working intermittently and has as an indentation - i'm not really a DIY repair kind of guy... and my

If you search the message history, you’ll see a few threads about replacing the ribbon (actually a coil - like a very thin Slinky). Kent Spong was selling these but I don’t know if he still has

I don't know, I have never had to replace a ribbon.... I hear some guys have done it... there may be a replacement spring or something that you have to re affix under the felt... some one should speak

ah... i was wrong... i put my iphone with the camera on inside the lid while closing it... the support is not directly on top of the ribbon but rather between the ribbon and keys... the ribbon must be

I dont believe that would be a place to put a support rod.... and if it were a support block,lets say to strengthen the lid for travel, I would suspect it is to touch between the ribbon and preset

here's a picture of my CS-60 lid... the "support" is that rectangular thing in the middle... it has a little piece of felt on it where it makes contact w/ the CS-60 front panel... specifically, for

there is no support on any cs80 lid I have ever seen.... ---- On Tue, 04 Feb 2014 15:34:55 -0800 <8bit9bot@...> wrote ---- this is a cross post from vintage synth - someone recommended i

this is a cross post from vintage synth - someone recommended i post the same question here so... here we go: my cs-60 is in pretty good condition but there's an indentation in the ribbon

I have checked the CS-60. It is in fantastic conditions. Esthetically, nothing is missing, no burn marks, scratches or major signs of time on the panels/keys. Functionally, EVERYTHING is perfectly

Hi all. Don't know why this just popped into my mind, but I checked the voice-card schematics and verified that the settings of the Feet switches only affect the oscillators and not the filters.