Vintage Synth Repair

yeah i was thinking it would be cool to put some nice
wood sides for it.. 

looks like there is plenty of room for the 1/4"
jacks.. its outs are mounted on their own little pcb
which will have to be moved.. but that will probobly
be better than drilling new holes..

i will be pretty happy if i can turn this
dirty,non-working, sideless, halfway disassembled
little synth into a nice looking and well working
piece of gear..

thanks alot for everyone's help! i very much
appriciate it!

i actually have a couple repair projects in the
works.. so i will probobly have some future
questions..

ill keep you posted on the MG1..

peace,

devin


--- Robert Williams <will7370@...> wrote:
> If that MG-1 is missing its side panels, this might
> be a good time to replace them with some nice walnut
> or maple sides, stained and varnished.  I've seen a
> lot of synths with wood sides added.  Seems to make
> them more attractive.  Not sure if there's room in
> there to install 1/4 plugs, or worse yet, an XLR
> connector, but you can try.  I also found
> instructions on the net for adding MIDI hookups to
> the MG-1 if you are interested. 
> 
> Rob


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