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Thursday, November 22, 2007

Yamaha cs-10 Synthesizer


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"I'm no musician (obviously)!! I picked up this synth at the local auction a couple years ago, for $50. I'm just getting around to playing with it now. I love the strange analog sounds you can get out of it.

On key doesn't work. I would appreciate some advice on how to fix it... perhaps someone has a repair manual or something for it. Thanks in advance :)"
Posted by matrix at 11/22/2007 10:28:00 AM
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6 comments:

  1. Unknown11/22/07, 10:40 AM

    Hey

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  2. matrix11/22/07, 10:50 AM

    is for horses.

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  3. Alex_Inglizian11/22/07, 2:01 PM

    i have a cs-5 with a dead key!!! I'd love to know how to fix it as well...

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  4. Unknown11/22/07, 2:58 PM

    Oops
    I had an actual comment!

    my CS-5 did that too and i just put a piece of a 2mm thick rubber foot between the part of the key that hits the membrane and the membrane itself.
    It's not pretty but it works and it takes 10 mins.

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  5. Alex_Inglizian11/23/07, 12:17 AM

    cool... so it's most likely just a contact issue and not an electrical one...that makes me feel a bit more confident to open her up.

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  6. Zamise11/23/07, 6:11 PM

    Must stop having sex with it first to fix it.

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