Crumar Musical Instruments User Group.

I have tried sending e-mail to DB Electronics, and each time I send it, it
gets ignored. I do not think they are a very nice business.

But, I do have some good news. I fixed the performer. A voltage regulator
and a tantalum capacitor were burnt out, and I replaced the two, and it's
working fine.

I have one dead key, and I think it's due to another capacitor.

This weekend I also got my Roadrunner/2 working, as well.

Jason
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Subject: Digest Number 24


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> jason,
>     i wouldn't know how to go about fixing it without a manual, but you
can order a tech manual here: http://members.aol.com/DBmElect/crumartm.html
> good luck. i play a performer myself and i absolutely love the thing! it
really doesn't have crazy noise versatility or anything but it is such a
lush, full, pretty instrument. i love it. it
> can't be very hard to fix, they are a pretty basic machine.
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> reed
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