Emax

You can change the individual keys just be really careful and take  
your time opening the unit.  Also be very careful of the J-wires  
(they are the small spring like wires attached to the keys). If you  
pull them the slightest bit to hard, they will stretch and then they  
will be useless.

So, in short, yes it's possible, it's just not a very fun task.  You  
might be able to find keys still being sold on eBay.

Good luck,

-s*



On Sep 21, 2005, at 3:11 PM, seeq86 wrote:

> hello,
>
> i just joined this group because i want to buy an emax and first of  
> all i want to say this is
> nice to see a place to talk about these old samplers :)
>
> i found an emax (classic) in the keyboard version for 150euro wich  
> (i think) is a good
> price. its in a 'used' state. 2 of the keys are broken, but i can  
> go and test the machine. so
> my question is: is it possible to fix the 2 keys or are i'm going  
> to change the entire
> keyboard section?
>
> any help is much appreciated :)
>
> excuse my for my bad english ;)
>
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