Roland HS-60
Maintenance Pics
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This slider has since been straightened. The cap is still missing though, so, if you're out there LFO Delay slider cap ... please come home! |
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The state of the pitch-bend panel before cleaning. I'm not sure what that gunk was. It looked like some kind of mineral deposit or mould. |
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Post-cleaning. The VCF slider was also straightened. |
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Thankfully this gunk was only in the end of the synth and the rest of the innards were fairly clean. Note that the base is made of plywood! |
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The inside of the end-cheek prior to cleaning. |
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End cheeks, cleaned. A damp cloth soaked in warm water & dish-liquid took care of the metal. The plastic was dunked separately. Came up a treat. |
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A peek into the innards. The voice and memory boards are sandwiched underneath the keyboard assembly. |
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This jack, which connects to the output board, was loose when I opened the front-panel. It doesn't want to stay seated because the wires in there rub against one of the amplifier heatsinks. Thanks to this the left-hand speaker cuts out sometimes and the left output jack is defunct. I'm consulting a tech and will update as and when. |
Coming soon! |