MATRIXSYNTH: 1984 Sequential Circuits Max 610 Analog Synthesizer SN 01905 w/ Original MIDIGUIDE Manual


Monday, August 24, 2020

1984 Sequential Circuits Max 610 Analog Synthesizer SN 01905 w/ Original MIDIGUIDE Manual

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"Good overall physical condition. Powers on. It displayes track one when powered on-I cannot get it to move to a different track, however, that may be entirely user error as I have no idea how it works.... In a moronic moment, I knocked off a key while cleaning (see pic)-The key is included. A steady hand and some super glue can likely remedy it."

I'd be careful attempting to glue it. I'd likely just rest it back in there.

Posted by matrix at 8/24/2020 05:58:00 PM
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  1. Roikat8/25/20, 12:28 PM

    The symptoms described are probably caused by the firmware chip being blown. The boot sequence fails during tuning of oscillator 3. I've owned a MAX and the firmware chip failed identically three times. MAX is very susceptible to static electricity blowing the firmware.

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