Arnaldo, I don't know the answer to your question, but you might want to e-mail Roland. I'm sure they have a website for Brazil. Cheers, Philip --- Arnaldo Cavioli Ortega <arnaldo.ortega@...> wrote: > Hi! > > It's well known that Roland custom made chips for > Juno 106 (VCA/VCF > 80017 and dual oscillator MC5543) fail frequently. > My Juno has only > two of six 80017 original and one MC5543 has gone > either. I've been > wondering what is the cause of such common failure. > > Some lots are know to be bad. In this case there are > nothing to do > but change the damaged IC but... would it be an > excessive heating > damaging good ones??? I noticed that these ICs, > specially 80017A > works so hot, even for 80's industry standards. > Considering one can > get high temperatures frequently at stage would it > be the cause of > ICs going dead? > > If heating is the problem I believe there is space > into the cabinet > to mount three small fans, one over each set of > oscillator/VCA/VCF. > Would it save my Juno voices? > > Regards and Happy 2001! > Arnaldo. > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/
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Re: [vintagesynthrepair] Juno 106 chips failure is due to heating?
2001-01-04 by Philip
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