Source Membrane Question
Source Membrane Question
okay. so i bought a source for pretty cheap. Its in great condition....except 4 or 5 membrane buttons don't work. I've heard you can buy new ones on ebay, but does anyone know if there is any way to fix the original membrane? also has anyone ever bought one of the membranes off ebay and put it on? I'm assuming it would come with a new adhesive surface...thanks
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Check this thread, scroll down a bit:
http://moogworld.com/forum/topic.php?id=2210
This method will also work for TI Speak and Spells and McDonalds cash registers
http://moogworld.com/forum/topic.php?id=2210
This method will also work for TI Speak and Spells and McDonalds cash registers
Assuming that the problem lies in the membrane and not somewhere else in the unit, just buy the new membrane on ebay. I think that they run about $80, and I have heard that they work just great. Not much on working on synths, so don't ask me about how easy it is to install, but it does come with the sticky back to hold it in place.
I gave away a perfectly good Source in the early 90's, because the touch pad was hinkey. Nothing can be done with them. Wish that the replacement panel was available back then.
Good luck
I gave away a perfectly good Source in the early 90's, because the touch pad was hinkey. Nothing can be done with them. Wish that the replacement panel was available back then.
Good luck
Thanks Bob!!
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Unless you're really adventurous:thewaag wrote: Nothing can be done with them.
http://www.mysterycircuits.com/source/intro.html
thewaag is correct, your best course of action would probably be to buy a new membrane. I emailed the person who sells those on eBay about another product they sell for Moog restoration and never got a response. I usually try not to deal with companies who ignore their customers unless I have to.
While I am NOT endorsing the seller of the membranes, on another board that I follow this seller is known for supplying quality replacement products for old analog synths. I have read a few accounts of people getting these membranes from him and were happy with the product.OysterRock wrote:I emailed the person who sells those on eBay about another product they sell for Moog restoration and never got a response. I usually try not to deal with companies who ignore their customers unless I have to.
He is also known for NOT REPLYING TO EMAILS.
There was a while a few months back where people wondered if he was still around as nobody had heard from him. If he is posting on ebay, however, I guess that he is back.
As with everything on ebay, you take your chances.
Thanks Bob!!
thanks. I checked all the pots and the battery is new within the past few months. It sounds great, looks great, just the 3 or 4 membrane buttons won't work. thanks everyonegd wrote:In addition to the above replies enjoy your purchase, I would open it up and clean the pots and check the condition of the battery.
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"chipforbrains" is a god send.
I have had from him all sorts of great, hard to find stuff . . he even made me knobs for my Opus3 . . specially for me.
I have had the membrane off of him and it works great . . very easy to put on (peel off the old one . . clean up the panel, slide the ribbons through the slot in the panel, unpeel the adhesive backing and stick down then plug in the ribbons).
And the print decal is identical . . like it was moog made.
go get it.
Mal
I have had from him all sorts of great, hard to find stuff . . he even made me knobs for my Opus3 . . specially for me.
I have had the membrane off of him and it works great . . very easy to put on (peel off the old one . . clean up the panel, slide the ribbons through the slot in the panel, unpeel the adhesive backing and stick down then plug in the ribbons).
And the print decal is identical . . like it was moog made.
go get it.
Mal
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yeah, the chipforbrains guy is pretty awesome....i've bought an assortment of mg-1 replacement parts from him which have all been top-notch....they even messed up sending me this one slider so they replaced it almost immedietly!......for what it's worth i approve.....
...also ain't the cheapest stuff in the world....but hey....when nobody else makes it....they've got the control over the price tag
...also ain't the cheapest stuff in the world....but hey....when nobody else makes it....they've got the control over the price tag
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That's a bit overkill for a S&S, isn't it?OysterRock wrote:Check this thread, scroll down a bit:
http://moogworld.com/forum/topic.php?id=2210
This method will also work for TI Speak and Spells and McDonalds cash registers
"You can't touch me 'cause your hands are made of metal."
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See:
http://www.anti-theory.com/
S&S is just the tip of the iceburg!
Anyone up to bending a Voyager?
http://www.anti-theory.com/
S&S is just the tip of the iceburg!
Anyone up to bending a Voyager?