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Yes Worsel, I'd like to upload, but the file size is too big. I can't even email them yet, until I break them down into smaller chunks. Also, it looks like the filze section of the group has a 100

Hi all! I'd like this group to be a place for all things CS-80 (and relations). I'm starting by putting links I know about into the Links section. I'd also like to get any manuals and literature

I guess I should start things here: Back in 1979 I used to hang out lots at LaSalle Music in West Hartford CT. They had a CS-80 that I would drool over. One time, they were having a demo at my

Hi all. Please look at the Links page and send me any I've missed! Also, I'm working on putting little (30 second?) bits of songs featuring CS80s to put in the Files page. I've got the usual

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /Eddie Jobson - Green Album - Resident.mp3

Hi folks, just wanted to introduce myself, my name is Stephen Parsick, I?m from Germany and I?ve been a avid CS-80 user for years. I purchased my CS-80 in 2000 from a studio musician in France who

Hi Stephen I use a top CS80 restoration guy in the UK. So if you are able to get yours to England then why not contact the following: Name: Kent Spong Email: kent_spong@... Kent has

I'm figuring out what you can do in a Yahoo Group. I created a table on the Database Page. Anyone should be able to add records to put in info about CS80s (and related) they own. It would be

David, I've long been under the impression that only 2000 of these were made (like the Jupiter 8). I can no longer remember where I came by this info, sorry. For whatever reason, it seems like

Hi Pat, I think it was Vintage Synthesizers by Mark Vail where you came across that number. Im quite sure most of them still exist one form or the other, but -- alas -- some might in fact have been

HI Richard, that?s a good idea bI won?t get to England before next year, if at all (we might be playing a concert there), and I don?t know how long such a repair would take. IF I went to England

You should get one anyway. The -50 in particular is a wodnerful synth with a different "feel" to the -80. Not to slag the -60; I've just not used one much. -- David Evans

Hi folks, apparently, my last email got a little scrambled up... here it is in proper English for the archives: Hi Pat, I think it was Vintage Synthesizers by Mark Vail where you came across

Hi Gang. I'm relatively new here, but we all are really aren't we? My names Tom, from the UK. I own CS-80 #1585. Bought it around 1986 for ?250 UKP....;^) It is pure sex on chrome legs. It stays in

Hi all, It has come to my attention that in the last year or so I have found that no one in the U.K. is restoring CS80's. Only two other people in the world at the moment will even look at an 80 one

wrote: found Kent - welcome to the group. I know you'll be a very valuable member! have This sounds great! What is KSR? Wild guess: Kent Spong Research? Is there a website? When will this

I have CS-80 serial #1650. Purchased about a year and a half ago. This CS has a full MIDI (in) implementation - it responds to poly aftertouch and everything. Pretty neat. I've tuned it a couple of

Mike & Tom & others, thanks for the input. I'd appreciate it if you clicked on the Database page, clicked on 'CS80s in the world', clicked on 'Add Record', and put in your info. I think it's set

This reminds me of something I learned when speaking to Gerd Drogemuller, formerly the head honcho of Yamaha CS-80 distribution in Germany: Some power supllies on the CS-80 tend to create odd voltages

A bunch of new members in the group this morning, including Christopher Rider/Oldcrow! Welcome! For those who deal with the group via email, don't forget to hit the web version at