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Re: Crumar Symphonizer note issue

2008-12-01 by rakky

Assuming that a Symphonizer uses organ-type divide-down technology (a 
la Polymoog), then this sounds like one of the boards (or chips) (the 
one controlling the G#s has passed away due to old age.

You'll need schematics to work this out, then hopefully a simple 
board (or chip) replacement would sort it out. Assuming they are 
available.

However, don't quote me on that! I may well be barking up the wrong 
tree. Or simply barking.

I do however know someone who fixed a similar problem on a Polymoog 
by simply replacing the right chip.



--- In crumar@yahoogroups.com, "montamusic" <dedricmoore@...> wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> 
> I've got a Crumar Symphonizer and all of the G# notes have gone 
dead. 
> Any idea how to fix it? It was working fine up until now.
> 
> Thanks,
> dedric
>

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