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2004-01-21 by Mubo
the problem im having is .... when i turn the unit on..and play the lower "c" it plays fine ....UNTIL i play another note ....then it no longer plays a "c" it plays what ever note was last played... for instance...if i press high "a" then low "c" i hear the high "a" agin (instead of the low c)....it does this no matter WHAT key i play....low "c" will always repeat whatever note was played before it. any suggestions on how to fix this????
2004-01-21 by masada wilmot
It sounds like a contact problem for the low C key - The control voltage does not work but there is a trigger so the previous note will be retriggered when you press the lo C. I don't have the schematics so I don't know if it uses a dual contact keyboard or another arrangement (e.g HF signal on the keyboard bus). I suggest that you dismantle the keyboard from the synth and check/clean the contacts. mw
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2004-01-21 by transanalog
This might sound kind of goofy but... There is a bundle of wires coming from the keyboard assembly that hangs loose near the low C key and the pitch/mod weels. It's possible that it got jammed in the contacts and is preventing the low C key from releasing. Either that or its a simple mechanical problem. Either way, open it up and look around for anything out of place in that area. It doesn't sound like an electrical problem. Good luck. Mike transanalog_NOSPAM@NOSPAM_aol.com --- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, "Mubo" <mubo144@y...> wrote: > the problem im having is .... > > when i turn the unit on..and play the lower "c" it plays > fine ....UNTIL i play another note ....then it no longer plays a "c" > it plays what ever note was last played... for instance...if i press
> high "a" then low "c" i hear the high "a" agin (instead of the low > c)....it does this no matter WHAT key i play....low "c" will always > repeat whatever note was played before it. > > any suggestions on how to fix this????