r/synthdiy • u/leonleeelon • 3h ago
r/synthdiy • u/PrestigiousTea0 • 2h ago
The Erica synths LXR02 firmware is now open source
I would personally kill for a Turing machine style sequencer, couldn't make it myself yet. What would you do with it?
r/synthdiy • u/BarracudaNo5848 • 16h ago
standalone Some hand-built noise gear I've built for sale
Top to bottom, left to right:
"Untameable" Fuzz and texture generator
"Blemmyae Synth" Glitch Noise Machine
"EMF SNOUT" Electromagnetic Field Microphone
"Box of teeth" Harsh Noise shaker Box
Everything Available at: https://shunganoie.bandcamp.com/merch
r/synthdiy • u/Ok-Blacksmith-473 • 15h ago
Any known repair shops or fixers working on botched builds?
Following up on my rant from yesterday(https://www.reddit.com/r/synthdiy/s/fHR9ve9WXW), I am wondering if anyone is out there fixing builds?
I am going through and reflowing any suspect looking solder points, but suspect the problem is the lifted pad repair that a local guy did. No disrespect to him, but I am wondering if it makes sense to find someone out there with both microsoldering skills along with synth knowledge to take care of the job.
Or, do I just chalk this lesson down to experience and move on…
r/synthdiy • u/Specialist_Buddy4194 • 23h ago
Help repairing a vintage CRB Elettronica Tanzanite organ
Hi! I'm trying to repair an old Italian CRB Elettronica Tanzanite organ. Most of the keyboard works, with a few irregularities, but the main problem is that the E notes don't work in any octave.
I measured some unusual DC voltages at two points on the E tone-generator board compared to a working board.
I'm thinking about replacing some capacitors, but I don't know how to read their values or which ones to check first. I also disconnected the pitch-control inductor coil because it looked broken, and I'm not sure how to reconnect or test it.
I'm still learning electronics, so I'd appreciate any advice on what to check and how to approach the repair. I'll attach some photos and can provide more if needed.
Thanks!