Vintage Synth Repair

Sounds like you were the high bidder in a recent Ebay aution I was
watching :)

You might find some resources here:

http://www.synthmuseum.com/resources.html

I'm in a similar situation - except I want to try the repair myself - I
have a RMI Lark Combo Organ (not as spiffy as the Farfisa, but still
neat). Anyone have a clue where I might be able to get a service manual
or schematic?

over & out

scott

lectroshock@... wrote:
> 
> 
> Greetings everyone,
> I am new to the vintagesynthrepair group.
> Recently I purchased a Farfisa Compact Combo. Currently, the organ is
> in transit to me. Age has caught up with it, and it does need some
> attention. The previous owner describes the problems being a few keys
> out of tune, a bit of static when played, and what sounds like a 60
> cycle hum. I am far from a electronics wizard, and don't want to go
> tinkering with something I don't know about. Any help? What would I be
> looking to pay to have the organ fixed?
> 
> 
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