Vintage Synth Repair

Hi Richard,

Nice to have your input and short interesting story.

Please never dump those documents as they could be of help to others in the group somewhere on this world.

Maybe you should think it over and start making a list so that you'll know what you have available.

But if you don't have time, no problem still as we could ask you for help with your documents.

Thanks and take care,

eons

Just wanted say hi and thanks to the moderators for letting me join this group. I have been involved in electronic music since I was a "wee lad" which was a long, long time ago. I am (was, I'm semi retired due to spinal injury) an electronics tech/engineer by profession and have
been repairing and building electronic music instruments for most of my life.

I have amassed a huge collection of documents (manuals, tech info) over the years pertaining to synths etc and I guess one day when I drop dead, it will drop dead with me..lol

I hope through my involvement with the members of this group I can share this knowledge of mine and keep many bits of gear in the working condition they deserve to be in. As this area of electronics has always been a "hobby" as aside to my profession, generally I have never sought to profit from the work I have done for people. (to my wife's disgust)

Personally I have a deep interest in drum synths and have designed and built quite a few "clones".

Anyway, I hope that I can help you guys as I hate the idea that classic analog gear at times hits the dumpster!!

Ciao

Richard