Monday, February 15, 2010
Saving the Yamaha CS-80 (2) The Power Supply
YouTube via gavincurtis. Part 1 appears to be missing from the series.
"Beginning of a series of videos showing the ground up restoration of my ailing CS-80.
Working CS-80's are playing music on borrowed time as their 70's era MOS, armaddas of deteriorating digital IC's and leaky electrolytic capacitors take their toll on these grand machines.
This video series will show how to keep CS-80's playing well into the next generation of musicians as each circuit board is restored and recalibrated. It will be a long journey starting here with the power supply.
CS-80 restoration parts used in these videos will be available as kits soon. Please come back for details and updates as this project continues."
Saving the Yamaha CS-80 (3) The Power Supply
Saving the Yamaha CS-80 (4) Touch Key Coder
Saving the Yamaha CS-80 (5) TSB Control Boards
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Wow. Awesome videos! It is always so interesting to see how synths work and the circuitry that runs them. Very good videos and an awesome synth. :)
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