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i dont understand where my replies end up. they just disappear :P.. 

anyways i'll try again... i would need one plastic slider cap. 
my noise slider is missing one. 

besides that i would need a replacement ribbon cable. it caused the oscilators to drift. i have not found a replacement part. i just turned it upside down, and  it works for now, but how long?..

it's a cable that comes from the right side of the synths power suply to the upper circuit board. it's about 10cm long and has black plastic connectors on both ends.

here is a picture of it: http://crc.substanssi.net/ribboncable.jpg

best regards,

-mihcael

--- In crumar@yahoogroups.com, "DenDer" <denderdj@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Crumar community,
> 
> At the moment i'm restoring my Crumar Bit One...so new caps for all the boards, 
> new tantalums, slider cleaning and replacing, keyboard contacts cleaning etcetera.
> So while i'm doing this i required an extra control surface board for the Bit One but i don't need 
> all the components. So i want to offer these to the community.
> What have i got:
> 
> One complete set of switch caps containig 8x caps with a hole for the led, 3x normal cap and the numeric caps
> going from 0 till 9.
> 
> All the push buttons including 8x push button with led glider/leader and 13x the normal push buttons.
> 
> The numeric led display pcb complete with mounting material. (Crumar P 1102) 
> 
> I've got four sliders (3x 5kb = upper and lower and detune and 1x 20kb = noise) left 
> but only two can be made functional since two are broken off. I can switch the internals though.
> 
> And offcourse the control pcb which still contains the noise circuit and the transistors for the led display.
> 
> If anyone is in need in some of this material just answer in this thread. 
> The stuff is located in Purmerend, Holland, Europe and i don't use Paypal.
> 
> Thanks for your time and all the best Dennis
> 
> 
> P.S. I've made pictures of the progress on my Bit One. I'll put them in the photo section when i'm done. Also a detailed
> photoshoot on how to clean the keyboard.
>