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"This is a rare YAMAHA G10, MIDI guitar synth, with original Hard Case, complete system with YAMAHA FM tone generator TX81Z, YAMAHA G10C guitar MIDI converter..."
SN ON01216
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
YAMAHA G10 guitar MIDI synth
via this auction
"This is a rare YAMAHA G10, MIDI guitar synth, with original Hard Case, complete system with YAMAHA FM tone generator TX81Z, YAMAHA G10C guitar MIDI converter..."
SN ON01216
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I have Yamaha G10 +G10C!!! $))
ReplyDeletei was recently gifted a g10, g10c and the proper impossible to find cable. all minty fresh in great shape... but the battery in the g10 was dead. i figured in for a dollar,... opened it up, and replaced it. its a coin cell cr2032, but has leads tacked onto it that solder into the board. i replaced it with a new battery and a normal coin cell holder, and fired it up.
ReplyDeletestill says no battery and will not let me do anything with it... is this puppy bricked?
anyone know if there is a factory reset procedure for the g10c? i can't seem to find any in the manual for this thing. i'd LOVE to get it running, but i'm hearing that with a lot of this older tech, once the battery goes completely there's no way to get 'em alive again...which would suck.
any advice appreciated. if i can't resurrect this poor beast, i guess it will be going off to the great bay on the net so someone hopefully smarter/luckier than i can sus it out.
thanks, peeps...
peace
I just get on C10 and the g10c, Most likely i'll adapt to be used with a DB25 printer cable
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