Sunday, January 08, 2017
Yamaha CS-60 Restoration (Part 1) - Full Guide, Overveiw, Power Supply, Recapping
Published on Jan 8, 2017 GOLT !
"Full service guide for the Yamaha CS-60. How to calibrate the power supply and replace all electrolytic capacitors."
Some gems in this one. For example, I didn't realize the CS60 and CS80 had independent keyboard tracking settings for each half of the keyboard. Also a good warning regarding the risk of static damage to CMOS chips due to the lack of grounding on the CS60 because of its wooden case. Never knew the mod section case was made of wood for that matter. This is a wonderful video for synth enthusiasts curious about the inner workings of our little treasures. Huge thanks to GOLT ! for making these.
Update:
Yamaha CS-60 Restoration (Part 2 of 3) - Cleaning Guide, Calibration, Velocity-Aftertouch
Published on Apr 12, 2017 GOLT !
"How the velocity/aftertouch works in a Yamaha CS-60 and how to clean and calibrate the synthesizer."
Yamaha CS-60 Restoration (Part 3 of 3) - How the VCOs work, Voice Architecture, Tuning
Published on Jul 16, 2017 GOLT !
"I explain the voice architecture, install LED's on the voice cards, and explain how the VCO's work. Then I show how to tune and calibrate the voice cards."
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