Vintage Synth Repair

In a message dated 2/13/02 3:05:18 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
will7370@... writes:

<<  have on cassette tape a copy of the ARP Omni demo that came out as a
 floppy record inserted in Contemporary Keyboard magazine sometime back
 in the late 70's.  As soon as I get my house out of temp storage, I will
 be making an MP3 file of the demo, which Peter will probably want to
 post on his Omni web site for all to enjoy.
 
 Rob
 PS: Anyone ever heard of making an ARP Omni MIDI capable, with separate
 channel assignments for the bass, strings, and horns?  I wonder if it
 could be done?
 
 >>> mtmelvin@... 02/13/02 13:35 PM >>>
 
  Bravo Peter!  Bravo!
 I too have an Omni that has not worked for several years.  It's my "One
 of these days" project.  I get the feeling that there are many silent
 Omni's out there and I hope this page helps bring them to life!
 Thanks for sharing.  Aloha!
 -Mark
   Peter Brown <pbrown@...> wrote: hi,
 
 for any arp omni fans out there, i have put together a web page w/a list
 of omni resources i have come across...this includes links to
 omni-related
 sites, info on repairs from mailing list archives, sources for service
 manuals, links to electronic parts suppliers, as well as some technical
 info from my service manual including some schematics (for that *&$#*&
 power supply :-) & parts list
 
 it's at
 
 http://parsley.cs.umass.edu/pbrown/arp
 
 enjoy! suggestions welcome...
 
 PB>>
 
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I have several of the ARP service manuals available at: 
www.Route66studios.com  if you like you can put us on as a link.
Richard