flickr set by dipching(click for more)
also see his Quadraverb LCD replacement set
Inside a Wavestation EX
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Wavestation EX backlit replacement
flickr set by dipching(click for more)
also see his Quadraverb LCD replacement set
Inside a Wavestation EX
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I MUST know his source? Anybody else know anything about where to find a new Wavestation backlight? And if those VF panels posted here a few months ago are a possibility?
ReplyDeleteAAAArg! The backlight on my own WS-EX, which I love, is whistling, and it's driving me mad.
you can get new backlight panels from many places. Some places target the synthesizer market like this one..
ReplyDeletehttp://backlights.telesisgear.com/
It's not very difficult to do. The wavestation is notorious, I had to do mine about 10 years ago.
There are 3 sources into the operation description on Flickr :
ReplyDelete- Telesis (USA) backlights.telesisgear.com/
- Backlight4you (germany) www.backlight4you.com/
- Midi-Rakete (germany) www.midi-rakete.de/
...not very diffult to do...? Well, you've got to have the confidence to completely dismantle your synth, unplugging a lot of wires and removing several circuit boards. I managed the one in my Kurzweil K2000, but this was beyond me...
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