via Loscha:"Hello everyone.
No-one has this online, and I've been meaning to share it for quite some time.
This is the Korg Sigma Synthesizer service manual in it's entirety.
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Absolutely awesome! Thanks very much for sharing this. I bought my Sigma from David in the Netherlands last year, it's the exact same one as featured in this YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iGltNKt1_4
ReplyDeleteIt had 9 broken Instrument tabs when I bought it; I have managed to fix these without the schematic diagram (with lots of reference to the Korg X-911 service manual) but having the full Sigma schematics will be incredibly useful for further modifications.
Richard
Info about modifications to my Korg Sigma posted here:
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thanks so much for posting this! im trying to repair a Sygma which works fine, but one instrument stopped sounding (only very quiet now) i have no idea if its just a broken switch (i suspect not...)
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