G'day,
Just joined today, and after browsing for awhile looks like some good stuff around.
I have just picked up a Ensoniq SQ2 cheap ( dead keys)., and I am after a schematic as a priority, and then a users manual, any hints at all.
I have a good knowledge of Electronics so I am not afraid of getting dirty...
Any help appreciated
thanks
atbsq2
Ensoniq SQ2 -- faulty
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To fix your faulty keys, you do not need the service manual. There are no indications on how to fix that problem. In fact, I have not yet seen a service manual who does outline the routine.
Unfortunately, I do not own either manual. If you do find the service manual, I'd really like a copy.
[cut & paste from another thread I answered] What you need to do is the clean it with with de naturalized alcohol and clean with a Q-Tip (if there is heavy dirt there). WARNING: Don't apply much alcohol or you'll damage the gold. And be sure to wipe the alcohol when done. Electronics don't like wet.
Prefered method: a white, Steadler pen-like eraser. Smooth and porous. Safe for the golden sensor. Rub smoothly until shiny. Repeat if necessary.
That should fix your problem
Unfortunately, I do not own either manual. If you do find the service manual, I'd really like a copy.
[cut & paste from another thread I answered] What you need to do is the clean it with with de naturalized alcohol and clean with a Q-Tip (if there is heavy dirt there). WARNING: Don't apply much alcohol or you'll damage the gold. And be sure to wipe the alcohol when done. Electronics don't like wet.
Prefered method: a white, Steadler pen-like eraser. Smooth and porous. Safe for the golden sensor. Rub smoothly until shiny. Repeat if necessary.
That should fix your problem
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dead keys
Tried the contact cleaner & cotton buds, it made no difference. Hooking the unit upto a MIDI interface, the dead keys show no output to the PC, but I am able to generate sunds via the Midi software (Anvil).
I think there may be something more than just dirty contacts. hence the request for any schematics.
atbsq2
I think there may be something more than just dirty contacts. hence the request for any schematics.
atbsq2

