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This is interesting as I always thought that the Triton classic hasn't got a internal battery.I have been told that when I first bought my classic that it doesn't have one.Īlso when I gutted my Triton last year for cleaning there was no sign of a battery anywhere. can someone be nice and tell me if i can change the battery by myself?and which type of battery? it should be?hope for quck reply!ĭo a search on the forum for that name and you will find plenty to read on this subject. Hello classic owners! my triton classic is getting low battery message!. Posted: Mon 8:53 pm Post subject: which type of internal battery inside classic Which type of internal battery inside classic Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Owned by Irish Acts Recording Studio & hosted by KORG USAįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register These are common and cheap on ebay.Korg Forums :: View topic - which type of internal battery inside classicĪ forum for Korg product users and musicians around the world.
#Korg poly 800 lithium battery free
I have some parts including filters, so feel free to ask what the current stock is on a given thing. I don't believe Korg has any support for these now.
#Korg poly 800 lithium battery software
Which means you need to reflash the software into the third ROM. This means you have corrupted data in the third flash ROM. Someone posted in a yahoo group this tidbit regarding an error 6: Also I'm told that many of the earlier units were set up like this so that you had to have batteries in the external access battery bay to hold memory!Īnother issue you may encounter are ERROR numbers. Here is a link for detailed replacement instructions. Neither appeared.to have ever had a battery installed! Bizarre. Strangely also, I just worked on a couple of these in a row. Send donations to make up for the first time it happened to me and I had to figure out where everything went. Save you a ton of tracing time knowing that :-). Seen this twice now so it's probably fairly common. Anyway this problem will cause the unit not to power up at all. I replaced with bigger NTE378 and it works fine (reverse the leads). You'll measure between Base and collector a forward drop but not base and emitter. The mk1 may be immune to this though corrupt data can also exist in a MK1 I see.Īnother common problem appears to be Q1 blowing open. The problem, believe it or not, was corrupt data in my MK2. First the MIDI destruction was happening whenever I sequenced to it. UPDATE! I got back into these and figured out a few things. At least the II has sysex loading and some of the factory sounds were pretty identical to some I liked. I have to hold the 'most patches lost' record. I was just moving it into my midi setup after playing it for months and getting used to those sounds.gotta love it. This, being right before i saved the arrangement of course. A cyclic runaway repeating midi stream took it down to the same bizarre sound on every patch. Mine had a cool problem when it midi-looped.
The machine I have was a lot of bad solder and cleaning issues. The II which I have adds digital delay though in place of BBD ensemble effect. I have not studied the architecture in detail on this one.some day. General Info Links: Vintage Synth ExplorerĨ DCO's with one Korg Filter.so a mix of polyphonic and paraphonic. It's basically just a panel break out for trim pots to give wide control of filter settings.
#Korg poly 800 lithium battery mod
Modifications: 'moogslayer' mod Hey.I didn't make up the name :-). Uncommon chips/modules used: Korg 2069BDB VCF (NJM2069BD), MN3209/MN3101/NE570 (replaced by Digital delay on Mk II)
Parts Sources: Keys knobs semiconductors misc
#Korg poly 800 lithium battery archive
Scematics/Service Manual: fdiskc archive or Patchell's page Patches or knob settings: rlsnuffy mkII sounds or Factory.wav Operating System code: Sepulveda's ex800 page
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