Re: Welcome to the Land of CS- 80
2005-06-19 by Stephen Teller
Welcome to land of CS-80. I bought mine with very little wrong with it and then about a year later it went Oompa Loompa on me. I've spent another year and about a grand getting it healthy again. Somehow I'm determined to keep going until it's all working as it should. Aftertouch issues,voice card issues (thank heaven for CS-60 parts), you name it. It's a journey for sure- but hopefully well worth it. I'm learning quite a bit in the process also. So take your time and do it right.You'll be glad you did. And do let us hear how sick it is. Maybe we can help. Stephen Teller
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On Jun 16, 2005, at 1:31 AM, yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Message: 1 > Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 13:37:13 -0700 (PDT) > From: james devero <j.devero@...> > Subject: Re: Re: Coldplay/CS-80 > > Hey group.... > Well good news bad news guys here.... > My CS-80 keyboard came today warmed up for a couple of hours.... > and sounded quite sick...not the good "sick" mind you...for you > urbanites > but more like the "holy crap"...sounds awful....sick. > So.now I'm thinking ...for 3 grand I could have visited everyones > friend Max > in France and we could have hit Monte Carlo on one of those high > roller weekender > passes...cruised for chicks that don't mind Americans/etc... > But alas....Here I am. > So Any one who can give me some immeadiate help in this regard...I > will send a > personally signed 8 X 10 glossy of my bun...and not even ship COD.. > I actually will pay for the postage.!! > So okay trying to lighten up my mood here....I'm obviously > disappointed. > Nothing ventured nothing gained...and yet...if someone can be so kind > as to offer me a > link for tuning it at least...than I can at least get a read on whats > functioning and what isn't... and go from there..I would sincerely > appreciateI . > And No bun photo's I promise!!! > My regards, J D