rschnier wrote:[...] The Polysix's battery type seemed to be among the worst for emitting the vapor, as luck would have it.
madtheory wrote:Brilliant analysis Dan. The synth community is lucky to have someone with your expertise, love of the instruments and and the willingness to share!
HideawayStudio wrote:In truth it often amazes me how reliable most music gear is but with most vintage synths now being 25+ years old frankly there is a potential ticking time bomb in every one of them - after all, how long would you expect the other electronic gear in your house/studio to operate without fault?
cornutt wrote:Kawai K5/K5m/K5000
Hybrid88 wrote:Ensoniq Fizmo, the regulators in the power supply c**p out.
And the original tactile switches in the 303/606 and V-Synth don't last very long.
gridsleep wrote:You can say "c**p" in public. It's from someone's name. Thomas Crapper, who invented the modern ballcock flush toilet. No, I'm not making it up.
fh991586 wrote:gridsleep wrote:You can say "c**p" in public. It's from someone's name. Thomas Crapper, who invented the modern ballcock flush toilet. No, I'm not making it up.
Please check your sources again.
http://theplumber.com/thomas-crapper-myth-reality/
coastalscrub wrote:
- Roland Juno 106 / MKS-7 / MKS-30 / HS-60 - the voice chips have an epoxy coating that eventually short the chips resulting in dead voices.
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