Vintage Synth Repair

Yes, the solo keyboard was a Kawai K1 as I recall. It has been some time since I 
have seen or worked on one. Kawai bought the Lowrey Organ Company. 
www.lowrey.com  Russ Pfeffer, Service Manager -- Current Model Lowrey Organ 
Parts, Service Manuals, Owners Manuals, support, and service, 

Toll Free: (800) 451-5940

I think the the voices are ram based and battery backed up. Sorry been 10 years 
since I worked on a K1 and 15 since working on a G-7000. That means that on 
could dump any Kawai K1 voices into the 3rd manual. Look in the menu for a dump 
que.  The was card to reload too. All too far in my past!!!
R



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From: Samuel Adams <SamuelAdams7@...>
To: vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, February 21, 2011 7:30:41 AM
Subject: [vintagesynthrepair] Lowrey Organ Synthesizer

  
Hi,
 
Does  anyone on the list service or know about Lowrey organs?  I have a rare  
three manual GX-361 / G-7000 that needs some repairs.  The lower  two keyboards 
and pedals work fine.  The upper keyboard, which is a solo  section doesn't work 
properly.  Just about all the solo  voices have a fuzzy / buzzy sound to them 
and don't play in tune  -- random pitches, not following the keyboard notes.
 
To  keep this on topic, said solo section sounds are polyphonic analog  
synthesis generated (i.e. no samples)
 
Thanks