Yamaha CS80

Modify a CS80... thats like giving the Mona Lisa a beard dude!
DONT DO IT! EVER!! 

Having said that, i finally took my CS80 to Kent Spong for restoration a 
couple of weeks back and im having a couple of Boss pedals fitted. The 
onboard CS80 chorus circuit is being removed and a DC2 installed (Dimension 
D) and the tremolo removed and a PH3 (Phaser) fitted...
And Kenton midi fitted of course... 

Worthwhile modifications i think... :) 

CS80 + DIMENSION D = FAT LUSH BASTARD SYNTH
CS80 + DIMENSION D + LEXICON 224XL = DREAMY SEX SYNTH FROM ANOTHER WORLD! 

CANT WAIT to wait to get it back in a couple of months..
HI KENT IF YOUR READING THIS BTW! 

Rob. 

> I really wish I had a CS-80 with the GX-1 filter. 
> 
> Actually I really wish I had a CS-80 or any kind of polyphonic Yamaha CS,
> but you get the general idea :) 
> 
> I think in terms of programming the CS-80 beats the GX-1 any day, but the
> GX-1 does have a warmer filter. That said, it shouldn't be too hard to
> modify the filter structure of the CS-80 for some different sounds (if
> anyone dares modify their CS!) 
> 
> Instead of using the HP and LP modes of the two filter chips per channel
> voice, both LP modes could be used instead. Depending on the spacing of the
> cutoff frequencies, you would have a region of 12dB cutoff slope and a
> region of 24dB, both with resonance peaks of course. 
> 
> Richard 
> 
> 
> On 6/5/07, blchrr@... <blchrr@...> wrote:
>>
>>   Its funny you know, i love the Cs80, but i just think the GX1 is too
>> much, i
>> dont find myself lusting after one at all, the programmer looks like a
>> nightmare too..
>> Id much rather have a PS3300, but its never going to happen at the sort of 
>>
>> price they currently sell for... :) 
>>
>> > Yeeeeeeee-OW!!!!
>> >
>> > If I could afford it, I would probably build a room (or small house)
>> > just for it,,, like a shrine or chappel for the worship of The
>> > Allmighty GX-1.....kinda' like the freaky mutants in the original
>> > Planet of the Apes movies worship that bomb (crap, I'm old enough to
>> > remember those cheesy flicks. Damn-you-to-Hell...!!! ;-P
>> >
>> > But back to reality.
>> > *sigh*
>> >
>> > The next best thing is having my CS40m atop my CS80, I guess.
>> > Hell, they've both been holding their tunning quite well!
>> > 
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