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Hello Mathias, I do not have had to deal with problems in my expression pedal, but I have some ideas how it works (I'm a tech guy) I would lend you a hand. The mechanism has 3 parts. 1.- A lighting

Hi Stan, Thank you kindly for the offer, but since I just bought an original pedal, I'd like to find out if the problem lies with it or with my CS-80 (if not, even if I buy your pedal, the issue

Hi, I have a pedal I am not using. I sold my CS80and found it later. I you are interested let me know. I would like to get $200.00. That’s what I paid for it about 10 years ago. Stan From:

Greetings fellow synth travelers, So, I finally found an original expression pedal for my CS-80 after many years of searching...and it doesn't work. I understand there's a 24v5w bulb in there and

BINGO! Changed the VCOs socket and all is fine. Thanks Tommy, thanks everyone for your quick responses. Happy end.

Hi. Yes, the problem? The IC VCO Socket !! many years ago, with the same problem I resolve only changing the Socket. ? [email protected]> ha scritto:

What I would try is using a hot air station with adjustable temperature and see if I could locate the faulty component that way. Greg

Thanks Florian for your response. I have to admit that you method is pretty hardcore! Personally I am afraid to do that - I might fry something in the process and there is way to many "points of

Hi Am 08.07.22 um 10:19 schrieb pyjamagroove via groups.io: I had once a similar issue (a thermal problem disappears when the card is take out and or the lid is open), so I soldered long wires (about

Hi guys, So one of my M Boards (°4 on CH I) goes silent after a warm up. I have established that the tuning goes down to the point that it's not auditable. The problems that it is almost Impossible

Michael: Other than the guy in California you mentioned, I don't know of anyone with parts like that. Most everything I know of are boards and chips. The later model CP-30 pianos had the same key

Hey guys, Just wondering if anyone has a husked cs80. I’m looking for two parts. Specifically the glove box door that covers the “memories” faderbank, and one leaf key contact. Both are

*Paul Morte Technical Services* in Orange, CA does good work on CS-80's. [email protected]> wrote:

Ok thanks for the input. I can certainly deal with that.

Hi folks, I’ll finally be moving my CS80 down the coast to my new home in LA in a couple of months, and I’ve been thinking of giving it a long overdue ‘spa treatment’—replacing decaying

As long as we’re talking just a few cents off in either direction, I always understood this was standard behaviour, and why it’s suggested that you let the synth warm up to a stable operating temp

Do you think it ok to keep using the keyboard for the time being, or am I risking doing damage to other parts of the CS?

Hi Scott, I don’t know. I can ask the technician, he would likely know since he said he had to wait for it to warm up before he could calibrate that voice.

My expectation is that the chip has become defective. There's not much else that would do that and stabilize after 15 or 20 minutes as you describe. How far out is it when it's cold before it warms

Hello everyone, I have a CS80 that recently developed ?a tuning problem with one voice. The repair shop that worked on it a few years ago thought it might be a calibration issue. I just got it back