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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2011 8:36:28 GMT
Before I return my incomplete Polymoog to the seller for a refund, does anyone have two HFO boards they want to sell? If so, perhaps you can PM me or post here if you prefer.
Many thanks,
Barry.
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Post by brassteacher on Mar 26, 2011 19:26:28 GMT
Are the boards completely missing, or just non-functional?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2011 22:56:45 GMT
I know you found the answer in my other thread Don, but for anyone else reading this, they're completely missing.
Barry.
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Post by anna on May 3, 2011 16:07:22 GMT
i am considering having a polymoog fixed, or break it down for parts. i bought it as non-working.
it powers up, but there's a constant noise (well, sound..) there's no response to the keyboard, but the sound does change when pwm or saw tune or pitch modulation is applied.
i was thinking of putting it all up for auction, in parts. you're looking for the 2 boards that go into the divider board, right? (are you still looking?)
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Post by brassteacher on May 4, 2011 1:08:33 GMT
i am considering having a polymoog fixed, or break it down for parts. i bought it as non-working. it powers up, but there's a constant noise (well, sound..) there's no response to the keyboard, but the sound does change when pwm or saw tune or pitch modulation is applied. i was thinking of putting it all up for auction, in parts. you're looking for the 2 boards that go into the divider board, right? (are you still looking?) which model Polymoog? |
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Post by anna on May 4, 2011 7:18:31 GMT
the synth. maybe i should add it's an early model where it says 'polymoog keyboard' above the panel, yet it's the synthesizer.
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Post by brassteacher on May 6, 2011 2:46:14 GMT
the synth. maybe i should add it's an early model where it says 'polymoog keyboard' above the panel, yet it's the synthesizer. before breaking it down, un-plug then reseat all the connectors (yes, I know it'll take awhile) and see if anything changes. If still no, check the power supply voltages. It's easiest to check at the 6-pin plug where the Polypedal plugs in. |
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Post by anna on May 6, 2011 6:00:48 GMT
thanks, but i am not even capable of doing that (measuring voltages) and i don't want to drag around the polymoog to get it repaired.
i understand this is not the way to treat a fine synthesizer, on the other hand. there are many polymoogs out there waiting for some donor parts, to get cured, or to ascertain longevity. that's a good cause too.
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Post by brassteacher on May 6, 2011 9:15:01 GMT
thanks, but i am not even capable of doing that (measuring voltages) and i don't want to drag around the polymoog to get it repaired. i understand this is not the way to treat a fine synthesizer, on the other hand. there are many polymoogs out there waiting for some donor parts, to get cured, or to ascertain longevity. that's a good cause too. Oh, I understand completely. When I had mine repaired to the point where I had everything working, but was still missing half the notes on the keyboard, it became obvious that I needed more divider chips than I could possibly afford (or even find). So, mine lives on in a couple other people's synths as well. |
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Post by sameal on Jul 11, 2011 23:41:43 GMT
i might have some interest in some of the boards. let me know if you break it.
EDIT: NOT the hfo's. i got mine already. I'm looking at polycoms and maybe some connectors.
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