Since I\ufffdm a hardware fetishist, I took the liberty to buy a big bottle of DeOxid for all my other boxes like troublesome Yamaha A series samplers well known for encoder issues. So far I also had good results from applying the fluid to the axis from top, i.e. just remove the knobs without disassembling the synth, then apply a drop or two so that it can run down the axis into the casing of the encoder. Would try that first just to save time. On 11.09.2010 18:26, dustin sedlacek wrote: > Yes, the deoxidizer works great. It takes about an hour to open the synth > apply the liquid to each knob and give the knob a twist. I would suggest > contacting DSI directly, they will give you specific instructions and even > send you the deoxidizer. > > On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 10:48 AM, williamzandwilliamz< > williamsandwilliams@...> wrote: > >> >> >> does anyone know how to fix the rotary encoder problem that most of the dsi >> synths suffer from? i heard about some sort of spray that might help. is >> there a previous post here that might describe the process? any insight on >> the matter would be much appreciated >> >> >> > > >
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Re: [DSI Synths] rotary encoder fix?
2010-09-11 by Oliver Keller