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and, as implied, a polymoog can get pretty close SONICALLY(obviously not performance-wise).

My vote for a CS-80 substitute goes to two CS-50s. You can play them together in unison with different settings and get *a lot* of the CS-80 sound. Yes the CS-70M does have the dual channel

You have obviously never tried a CS70m. Fredrik Segerfalk www.analogsweden.com Wavecomputer360 wrote:

You might want to give the GX-1 a try :-). Seriously, I think a CS60 comes closest to the 80 in terms of performance, and even a CS50 can do a lot of the tricks -- if not the best, alas -- of the 80.

The closest thing is imo the CS70m. You lose the velocity sensitivity and some other features, but in all it's a great synth with the same VCO, VCF etc as the CS-80 + you get the 2 vco/voice, which

Thanks. However, the korg MS-04 seems to be an expensive solution I'm afraid. Maybe it makes sense to install a modification on the CS80: Changing the external-in jack from an input to a situation

I've only become obsessed with the CS-80 for the past several months...since I don't have $20k to throw down on one, what is the next best option? I've seen a lot of people talk about the CS-60 as

This is an audio input guys....not a pedal port..... It utilizes the input as a Frequency/Amplitude Modulator to the Sub oscillator (or FM to the CS80 Sub Mix as Carrier.) I send Mic level unbalanced

The Korg MS-04 pedal might be what you are looking for. It works with a 9V DC or battery and belongs to the vintage MS-02/10/20/50 family. It is amazingly solid and very flexible. If you really want

Just tried to feed a sine-wave from an ARP2600 into the sub-osc-external-in on the back of the CS80. I controlled the amplitude of the sinewave by controlling the APR's VCA with a cv-pedal. That works

I don't think that that is the problem. I'm getting 22 volts off of the rails and a voltage drop of 15 volts across the zener. I would think that that 820 would go out if it was shorted. Oh, I'm

Hi i ad a similar problem with a minimoog , it was the zener refence zener diode , i think on the cs-80 it is the d715 , it is thermaly insulated . Look if this zener is not open or shorted . On the

You mean a BD234 or 2sd234 right? Thanks for responding Kent. I'm going to give it a shot. On another note, do you sell extraction springs for the ribbon controller? -Mike

Hi I would replace the tip31 and instead use a BD324 To: yamahacs80@... ______________________________

A few months ago, I accidentally shorted the 8.5v rail to ground while calibrating VR723. (I know, I'm an idiot.) Common sense told me to take out TR709, check it and replace. I replaced TR709 with

That is great...... Now I have a question as I recieved 2 CS60 Voice Cards for parts yesterday........for my CS80. I have 2 voices in panel 2 that sound out of whack and I believe it is to do with

Hey salut francois ... ? C fou l'ete du mien hein . pas croyable .?? Ta toujours idée de le vendre ? ? ok svp tu me donneras les lien des tracks audio . ? a+ Nicolas . --- En date de?: Mar,

Allo Nicolas, Bonne chance dans ta restauration on garde le contact. Je crois, j'espère que le mien n'aura pas besoin d'une job de cette envergure... Je vais mettre des photos bient?t sur le groupe

Hello -- do you mean the panel with all the small sliders and switches? If so, I have one of those I can sell you. Tom

Yeah brave , is the word . I never listened live to a cs-80 , ( perhaps at a genesis concert) this is what is driving me . But anyway , any kind of work put on this historical synth will be a very