Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Blip and Joe - 

I would definitely contact Dave prior to making any purchases or 
performing any surgery yourselves, especially if your Evolvers are 
still under warranty.  From what I've seen, Dave has always provided 
extremely good service to anyone needing it.  Plus, if there are 
problems with the buttons, I'm sure he'll want to know about it;  if 
the problems were frequent, he might want to start using a different 
supplier.

Even if your Evolvers are out of warranty, I'd contact Dave first.  
At a bare minimum, he'd be able to tell you where to get exact 
replacement parts, but I'm sure he'd go farther than that to help you.


Ski
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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Joe <jmelnyk@c...> wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 01:56:22PM -0600, blip wrote:
> >    my  shift  button  seems  to  have  gone  slack, likely from 
excessive
> >    noodling
> >    of FM amounts, heh.
> 
> it seems like my start/stop button is not responding the way it 
used to
> either. which is weird, because I didn't notice it until after a 
period
> of not using the Evolver (thanks to the arrival of the 
Monomachine! :-).
> but now I have to press it two or three times in order to get it to
> work. anyone else have these problems? the machine's less than a 
year
> old, so I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile to talk to Dave
> about it or just fix it myself.
> 
> Joe