Thursday, December 30, 2021
How to Replace the Battery in the KORG Polysix with a Battery Holder + Repair Minor Trace Damage!
video upload by Vintage Synthesizer Solutions
"Please join us while we repair some minor trace damage on the CPU board of this Korg Polysix and install a coin cell battery socket. This Polysix had minor acid damage, but it can often be much worse. This repair needed to be done, so thorough repair so that if you do have a rough board, you'll have the ability to repair it.
Old Crow has another fantastic step by step guide to assist you here: http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synt...
If you don't want to take the risk of attempting to repair the CPU board yourself, you can buy a modern clone version here that is very well made: https://synthronics.de/klm-367a-repla..."
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