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Re: [yamahacs80] CS-80

2005-12-21 by matrix

... Oh it does by anyone that knows anything about synths. The CS-80 is one of the most highly regarded. I m wondering why anyone would think otherwise. I

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CS-80

2005-12-21 by Scott Metzger

Ok.. So I just picked up a CS-80. I have a few other synths as well Moog Voyager Andromeda A6 Nord Lead 3 Micro Korg Jupiter 8. I have to say that the CS-80 is

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Re: [yamahacs80] Yamaha CS-80 for sale

2005-12-19 by Wavecomputer360

I second this, Max! I wish I´d find a CS80 in a shape like this in Germany, at a decent price like that, with all that labour taken into account. I hope there

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Re: [yamahacs80] Yamaha CS-80 for sale

2005-12-19 by Max Fazio

David You made an amazing work with your CS-80 and even if we disagree onto some technical things I wish you can get the reward you deserve for such a work of

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Yamaha CS-80 for sale

2005-12-19 by David Rogoff

For sale: Yamaha CS-80, not counting modulars (or it s god-father, the GX-1), the heaviest, most knobs, most fun synthesizer ever built. We re talking 171

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Re: [AH] Re: Beast For Sale -CS80

2005-12-18 by David Rogoff

... Rob, I hope you mean on its stand lying under the A-frame, not the keyboard on the floor (unless you like to play lying down) :^) There s a nice

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New file uploaded to yamahacs80

2005-12-18 by yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /Initial

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New file uploaded to yamahacs80

2005-12-18 by yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /Initial

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New file uploaded to yamahacs80

2005-12-18 by yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /Initial

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New file uploaded to yamahacs80

2005-12-18 by yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /Initial

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Re: a velocity test

2005-12-17 by laurie

Of couse the eg gets affected Max..... ( The Cutoff freq(hpf&lpf)) is the level of the sustain portion of the eg in the filter section.....The Initial touch

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(OT) Message for Crow II

2005-12-16 by Max Fazio

Apologies for making a private usage of the list but I see no alternatives to contact Scott (Crow ) since I get errors with my mail Hi Scott I get a delivery

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Re: What it is about the CS80

2005-12-16 by Jim Combs

... The CS-50 as well. I ve had my CS-50 for about a year and a half, but only in the last month is it starting to click how best to use it and play it. I m

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What it is about the CS80

2005-12-15 by Tim Siefkes

(I ve been exchanging back and forth a little off the list with Max about all of this too.) As I just said to Max yesterday, when I first saw one of these

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OT :message for Crow

2005-12-15 by Max Fazio

Hi Crow It seems to me that I can only reach you through the list: can you control if are there any problems or blocking-banning malfunction with the

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Re: [yamahacs80] Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-15 by laurie

I play in a very loud Hard rock Group(.FIST.)My CS-80 has been an integral part of the band since the early eightys......touring and opening with bands such as

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Re: [yamahacs80] Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by Max Fazio

... Oh, I just talked about moods , aside from the moneys...let s say that if I worked as a roadie I should be thankful for not moving 220 lbs of a synth then

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Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by Quazimodo

Isn t that what roadies are paid for, moving heavy gear aroud...? Cheers. TOM ... not moving a synthsizer weighing 220 lbs ( same thing for Hammond compared to

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Re: [yamahacs80] Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by Max Fazio

... You re right ,Laurie, but at least the roadies will be thankful for not moving a synthsizer weighing 220 lbs ( same thing for Hammond compared to a, say

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Re: [yamahacs80] Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by laurie

I disagree...I believe it was the introduction of midi which transformed the magic of performance, individualism, imagination and spontaneity which veered

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Re: [yamahacs80] (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by David Rogoff

... I m listening right now to Deep Space from The Magazine by Rickie Lee Jones. Great album, back from 1984. This song is just GS-1 and Rickie Lee singing.

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Re: [yamahacs80] (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-14 by laurie

Sounds like the same magnetic strips as on the CS70-m except they are on the right hand side of the board....tell me, did you get the black yamaha magnetic

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Re: [yamahacs80] (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-13 by Max Fazio

Thx Scott for these nice infos, I will try to push my FM7 to get some GS-1ish sounds ( what I love is the marimba like sound which at low pitches sounds

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Re: [yamahacs80] (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-13 by The Old Crow

My GS-1 is in fact one of the two that Steve Porcaro (of Toto) used in the early 1980s. From 1984 to 2001 it sat in a warehouse. Then I found it... ;) Crow

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Re: [yamahacs80] (OT) Yamaha GS-1

2005-12-13 by The Old Crow

Well, I have a GS-1, although it is currently stored in the flight cabinet from my house move. The GS-1 has two identical tone generators, each arranged as a

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Re: schematics / service manual

2005-12-13 by David Rogoff

... ) , I ll find a way to send them to you, anyway you should look also at www.synthfool.com . ... Just to sure, I m assuming you are talking about these:

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schematics / service manual

2005-12-13 by David Rogoff

Hi all! This is a bit backwards, since I just finished fixing up my CS-80, but does anybody have the original Yamaha schematics? I have a photocopy, but it s

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High-low switch

2005-12-12 by Max Fazio

The usual dummy question...was the high-low switch for high and low impedance jacks? Thx for your reply M [Non-text portions of this message have been

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Re: [yamahacs80] Updated pics

2005-12-12 by matrix

Great shots. I haven t see this much of the inside of a CS80 before. Thanks for sharing. Thanks, -matrix http://www.matrixsynth.com/blog ... From: David

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Updated pics

2005-12-12 by David Rogoff

I put together all the pictures I ve taken of the outside and inside of my CS-80 during it s convalescence and made a simple web page. It s at

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panel block diagram - Re: I'm tuned!

2005-12-11 by David Rogoff

Ok, I did it! First, to remove the memory cover you have to open the lid (3 big screws) and them remove the whole memory assembly form the panel (6 little

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