OldSynths

This was a common problem, even when they were first produced...in 
fact, originally, whenever a Wasp stopped working, it was cheaper to 
replace it than to have it fixed!  Of course, that's not really a 
viable option anymore, so you'll have to have it looked over by a 
professional.  If you feel up to it, you might open the synth up 
yourself, and have a poke around in there.  Sometimes, the problem is 
self-evident (something is loose or unconnected), and in that case, 
you can probably fix it yourself.  But if you look inside and see 
nothing immediately wrong, I'd take it to a repairman.  

--- In oldsynths@yahoogroups.com, "Martyn Meere" <coolpad@b...> wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I recently got an EDP Wasp and I really love it but it suddenly has 
> stopped making any sound. If I listen really close I still here the 
> LFO going and I can here the speed changing when I turn the potmeter 
> but there is no sound coming from the speaker or from the line out. 
> If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it as I love the 
little 
> synth.
> 
> Kind regards,
> Martyn