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It would've been great if that had worked here, too. But I already sent it back for full refund. After I had brought it to an official Moog service in my country, where I'm pretty sure we checked that cable, though... but yeah experience teaches us it's always the cables. From non-working to not ...

ah no it was only 2 lamps that didn't work right. Glide and Decay. Funnily enough they've been working for a few weeks now after I had a repair guy checking them for a service fee estimate. I then didn't have it repaired (for 300$ all the lamps have to blow up first) but maybe simply by opening the ...

thanks guys for all the info. yes, it's obviously better to take it to a professional.

oh one more thing (no need to open yet another topic): like on this pic:

http://www.amazona.de/media/articles/article_images/article_1951/size_450/10_tau8.JPG

my pedals have the same icky rubbery gluey frame thing there. What could this have been? I thought mine's previous owner has attached ...

hm I don't think it's a firmware issue with the Taurus 1...

hello

The red on/off lamps indicating glide and decay don't do anymore. They're always off. So any tips how to fix this? Minor procedure or should I let someone do it since I have absolutely no idea about the innards of the mighty T? I'm a musician, not a doctor. I've never opened the thing before.

aha, thank you!

though I don't understand any of this. but I will make a note of it to bring along to the repair shop. Until then, could you or somebody just inform me if repairing this is a minor issue or a big operation? Are any vintage hard-to-find extra parts needed?

...as they should.

hello, newbie here.

I've already got a Taurus I, loving it, but on a hunch I got me a TII on ebay. Contrary to the seller's assurance it didn't work properly. Oh well. Anyway, maybe it's a minor issue: No matter what pedal I press, only the low C note is played. All through the ...