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101 go's BWWWUUURRR !!!

Post by thee » Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:44 pm

Anyone here in London,know of a cheap and reliable repairer ,for my Roland
SH101. the slider for the filter mod ,don't work-some of the knobs need replacing also.

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Post by two oh one » Thu Feb 15, 2007 8:32 pm

http://www.synth-service.co.uk/

I don't know about them price-wise, but you could check them out. It sounds like a fairly straightforward thing if it's just components need replacing.
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Post by thee » Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:57 pm

Thanks for the advice,although these guys aint cheap ,surprisingly there isnt many repair places here ,in London

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Post by ekstrak » Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:57 pm

I had problems with my beloved 101 recently too so i took it apart, cleaned all the pots with some spirit, re-souldered a couple of the more skanky, jammed-up looking joins (probably unnecessary but i love that shit) and then put it all back together. It now works like a charm and looks the nuts too as i took the opportunity to freshen up the case too. i definately recommend you do this before paying someone. Just make sure its unplugged ! :)

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Post by sully_shanks » Mon Feb 19, 2007 2:10 pm

how do ya clean pots exctly?
have a 303 clone with scratchy filter cut (whats the point in a 303 when ya cant tweak that!). havent dared get the screwdriver out yet tho...

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Post by two oh one » Mon Feb 19, 2007 5:23 pm

sully_shanks wrote:how do ya clean pots exctly?
have a 303 clone with scratchy filter cut (whats the point in a 303 when ya cant tweak that!). havent dared get the screwdriver out yet tho...
There is NO POINT to it if you can't tweak that filter!

:)

Damn, these places do charge an arm and a leg to fix your stuff. There are so few of them around these days, too. If you can fix it all yourself, that would be great.
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Post by thee » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:26 pm

thanks for the advice ,I did venture to open the case,but transistors and things ....y'know.
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Post by metalboxproducts » Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:25 am

ekstrak wrote:I had problems with my beloved 101 recently too so i took it apart, cleaned all the pots with some spirit, re-souldered a couple of the more skanky, jammed-up looking joins (probably unnecessary but i love that shit) and then put it all back together. It now works like a charm and looks the nuts too as i took the opportunity to freshen up the case too. i definately recommend you do this before paying someone. Just make sure its unplugged ! :)
Yes the first thing i thought was go and buy some pot cleaner and spray the sliders and pots. It this doesn't work then the next step would be repair
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Post by metalboxproducts » Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:34 am

two oh one wrote:
sully_shanks wrote:how do ya clean pots exctly?
have a 303 clone with scratchy filter cut (whats the point in a 303 when ya cant tweak that!). havent dared get the screwdriver out yet tho...
There is NO POINT to it if you can't tweak that filter!

:)

Damn, these places do charge an arm and a leg to fix your stuff. There are so few of them around these days, too. If you can fix it all yourself, that would be great.
There are loads of guides on the net that tell you how to fix old synths. It just a matter of having the balls to do it. BTW what you need if you want to clean sliders/faders/pots is this stuff

http://www.cybermarket.co.uk/ishop/923/shopscr1655.html

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Post by Citrus Boy » Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:36 pm

yeah I was gonna say use the super 10 spray stuff.
It's suprising how many peeps think that you should use wd40 or alcohol based stuff to clean pots and faders.

DON'T USE WD40!! It'll murder your machine.

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Post by metalboxproducts » Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:01 pm

Borg wrote:yeah I was gonna say use the super 10 spray stuff.
It's suprising how many peeps think that you should use wd40 or alcohol based stuff to clean pots and faders.

DON'T USE WD40!! It'll murder your machine.
Yeah really DON'T USE WMD'S ON YOUR SYNTHS. LOL :D
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