WTB - Yamaha CS-70M
Hello all,
I'm a longtime lurker but wanted to say thanks for this group -- its a treasure trove of information and resources. I love vintage Yamaha synths and have a few myself -- CS-30,
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V CL
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#4597
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Hi Florian,
Thank you for your reply.
Bye!
Roby
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Roberto
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#4595
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Hi Colin,
thank you for your advice!
Roby
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Roberto
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#4594
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Hello
There is simple help for this. Add a LED driven by the gate of each voicecard:
http://www.florian-anwander.de/yamaha_cs60/
Someone once said, this might affect the behaviour of the Gate
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Florian Anwander
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#4593
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Tom S. from this list originally ran me through this process. This is my version of his notes (thanks Tom!)
You can probably skip sections 1 and 2: the 4volts on the KAS board and the '0'volts on
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scituate_mass
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#4596
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Hi Roby,
I followed the cs80 guidelines and it was pretty straight forward.
Calibrating 4 voices isnt so bad! The trick is to follow tje voices as they
cycle through. Each time.you powerup the unit it
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ColinMuirDorward
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#4592
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Re: CS50 Calibration
Hello Roby,
get the service manual for the CS-50: it contains a complete adjustment
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Florian Anwander
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#4591
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CS50 Calibration
Hello,
first all, thank you for approval of my membership in the group.
I'm a owner of a CS50, that I purchased recently. The synth need a complete
calibration, and I want to ask you what is the
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Roberto
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#4590
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CS-80: Output level down to nothing
Has anyone experienced this. The Cs80 output level from one day to the next went from normal to nothing.
It started getting lower and lower and now I got no output level at all.
Could it be
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Joao Silva
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#4589
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Re: IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Thank you so much for the instructions. What I am worried is damaging the felt covering. How or what did you use to pull it up? It seems very well glued in there.
Regards
John
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Joao Silva
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#4588
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Re: IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Here’s the instructions I used when I replaced one several years ago. Worked great.
There is nothing very special you need to do the ribbon spring.
First remove the Flock or felt covering. Remove
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unfrostedpoptart
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#4587
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Re: IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Hi Marteen,
I also need to replace the ribbon spring which I bought some time ago. Are there any videos out there showing the procedure?
Thanks
John
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Joao Silva
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#4586
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Re: IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Hello Im need 2 springs what is your mail?
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Stan
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#4585
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Re: IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Hi Maarten,
I have a small number of replacement Ribbon Springs available to buy so please email me directly for details:
richard@...
Regards
Richard Lawson
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rlmusic
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#4584
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IG00150, ribbon controller and levers
Hello All,
currently I am repairing a CS-80 which had a lot of problems, it was not powering up and several custom Yamaha chips where dead on serveral boards. I managed to get most of the chips
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Maarten Halmans
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#4583
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Re: Troubleshooting the Sub Oscillator Section
Does anyone have the Sub-Oscilator board replacement components LIST, in case I need to buy replacements and where you usually source them from.
Thanks
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Joao Silva
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#4582
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Re: Sub Oscillator Problem
Hi. Do you still have any of those bulbs for sale?
---In yamahacs80@..., <mborish_2000@...> wrote :
I can help you with the panel bulbs. It took me years to find replacements, so I
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Joao Silva
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#4581
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Re: Troubleshooting the Sub Oscillator Section
Thank you both Florian and Jonathan. I'll take your advice seriously.
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Joao Silva
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#4580
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Re: Troubleshooting the Sub Oscillator Section
its quite true what Florian says ... it's really not something you can approach lightly ... at least not without understanding the interactions of components and circuitry architecture. I have years
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Jonathan Dewdney
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#4579
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Re: Troubleshooting the Sub Oscillator Section
Hello
You need an oscilloscope and the ability to handle the scope and the ability to read schematics and pcb layouts.
To be honest: As long as you are not an "electronics guy" the chances that you
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Florian Anwander
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#4578
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