
The pic of the "synthersizer" label isn't working, can you put that up again? I'd like to see it. I get a kick out of misspelled labels.

Synthaholic wrote:Nice restoration job there!I'm surprised I didn't notice this thread sooner.
The pic of the "synthersizer" label isn't working, can you put that up again? I'd like to see it. I get a kick out of misspelled labels.
definitely the one of the best looking white based color synth! Everything looks minty as well..excellent.custom synth wrote:looks good in white
Yeah, it turned out better than I expected it to.Phollop Willing PA wrote:Wow! I'm totally impressed! You went from a rat to a dove... Amazing!
Tardis wrote:So far so good with the old SH.
The next thing I'd like to do is add either CV or MIDI or both to it.
I'm trying to find info on how to do this.
Has anyone here ever added MIDI/CV to one of these?
http://users.rio.com/senorris/junk/sh1000/
http://www.synhouse.com/SH-1000-Notes/S ... hotos.html
http://www.synhouse.com/SH-1000-Notes/S ... Notes.html
Useful link while fixing synth:
http://cu.imt.net/~sounddoctorin/synthtec/synth.htm
Otherwise You can get the schematics for $32 here:
http://www.rangeraudio.com/manuals1.htm
Other manual/lit source:
http://mglinsky.www5.50megs.com/msg4.html
http://vintageplanet.nl/index.html
can't wait to see the finished result..with some creative twist (paint, wood, knobs, etc) may be..good luck!
I looked through the thread for those links & couldn't find them. Grrrrrr!!!!JayEm wrote: 2nd post.
Heck, you even responded to it :p
Thanks man!rhino wrote:absa-friggin-lutly stellar job! (mods: how about some kind of 'hall of fame' for work like this?)
while jealous of your skills, i am elated to see any vintage gadget saved and renewed for many more years of use.