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Just thought I'd bump this post if anyone on the USA west coast has a CS-70M for sale... preferably in Oregon or Washington State, or Vancouver BC. I'm still looking to acquire one so drop me a note

Thanks, Kyle, I'll keep that all in mind. I have this question posted on half a dozen forums, including Muffwiggler, VintageSynth.com, moogmusic.com, and the CS-80 Facebook page, and am baffled by the

Fellow CS-80 owners, with the power off, could you please do me a solid and measure the resistance between the +15V power rail on the card riser (the lower bar that the cards screw into) and ground. I

Don't all shout out at once..

No, it has not been tested. It was pulled from a unit that was being parted out long ago. The unit it had been pulled from had been physically damaged. Kyle jkjelec@...

synthparts@... https://connect.xfinity.com/appsuite/# wrote: "Likely" working? So it's never been tested? No, it has not been tested. It was pulled from a unit that was being parted out long

synthparts@... https://connect.xfinity.com/appsuite/# wrote: "Likely" working? So it's never been tested? No, it has not been tested. It was pulled from a unit that was being parted out long

on further reading, immediately turn off your CS80 and then remove your pedals from the back..... read what the 2 foot jacks say.... the word pedal is not used one jack says foot controller.....

"Likely" working? So it's never been tested?

Fellow CS-80 owners, with the power off, could you please do me a solid and measure the resistance between the +15V power rail on the card riser (the lower bar that the cards screw into) and ground. I

Hi All, I've got a likely fully working KAS Board up for auction in the US on

I remember this, but, afair, it used to work. Perhaps better to eliminate that pedal, in any case…

the original CS80 volume pedal was a lightbulb and photocell with a teardrop shaped dowser to limit light to the photo cell... I have yet to try my FC7s on my 80 as I once had ground rail burn out

Hi all. After one year (moved to a new house) I switched my CS-80 on and fortunately everything still works fine, but the FC-7 connected to it. The malfunction is: when I push the pedal forward it

With the power off, I am getting a 70 ohm resistance between +15V card rail and ground - does anyone know if this is this normal?

So aside from Vss, Vdd, clock i/o's, etc, I count 33 connections to the 26600 operating at +8.5/-6.5V. Tons of level-shifting chips needed, indeed..

I’m in southern New Jersey, about a half hour from Philadelphia.

Were are you located Jonathan ?

Thanks, gentlemen, you've given me some hope, as I fear I may have fried my 26600 either by static discharge or by touching the +15V card riser rail against the keyboard PCB's (now I know to pull the