MATRIXSYNTH: Korg MS-20 Vintage Analog Monophonic Synthesizer


Sunday, November 15, 2009

Korg MS-20 Vintage Analog Monophonic Synthesizer

via this auction

"As you can see I have added a replacement potentiometer for EG 2. This is housed outside of the synth because I wasn't able to locate a replacement that would fit between the PCB and the faceplate. As a workaround I put the potentiometer in it's own housing and connected a few leads to the PCB. This works flawlessly with the bonus of added elegance"




Posted by matrix at 11/15/2009 08:59:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Milo Johnson11/15/09, 10:35 PM

    "Elegance?"

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  2. daden11/16/09, 2:55 AM

    haha :) very !

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  3. EmptySet11/16/09, 5:29 AM

    oh wow.

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  4. THE KMB11/16/09, 9:52 AM

    it looks quite funny - any chance to hear what difference that makes ?

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  5. synthetic11/16/09, 12:46 PM

    fail

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  6. cloud citizen11/16/09, 11:52 PM

    I have a ms-20 that has the hp AND lp cutoffs seized up.

    I haven't been able to find potentiometers that will be good drop-in replacements either.

    But certainly don't want to go this hideous route.

    Can someone please point me in the right direction?

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