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Expert Profile: Ed McKenna

Expertise:  I can answer almost any question you have about Vintage Synthesizers as well as their peripherals. Please no questions in regard to value or appraisal of your organ,piano,synthesizer etc.

Experience in the area
I've been updating many Vintage Synth sites for a number of years.

Education/Credentials
Guitar/Synth Player

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User Comments
Ed directed me right to the source. He was timely and I appreciate his help.
(doug bryan on 11/28/07)
excellente, problem solved. I was unaware about specifically how the polarity sign worked with the "C", nor did I know yamahas were always positive.
(Kwi on 05/25/07)
This dude is ok I gave im a tough question and he thought about it and then gave a sensible answer. He didnt have to reply but he did so he is cool
(Milt aka JOhn on 05/03/07)
Good advice and makes really good sense, much thanks.
(Robin on 03/22/06)
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Recent Answers from Ed McKenna
2008-09-01  Roland D-20:  Jean, Below I've listed a few links that you might find interesting. http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/d20.shtml http://www.sonicstate.com/SYNTH/rolandd20.cfm Here is the owners manual....
2008-03-30  Lowery TG-44K "Magic Genie":  James, You might want to try a instrument repair shop.Or at least one that focuses on Piano's/Organs. I couldn't find hardly any information for this piece. I would say, start with the power supply...
2007-11-25   Organ:  Jessie, I would start with an evaluation of the speaker itself. If the speaker cone is dried out or cracked than you could have a blown speaker. Other then that the circuitry for these organs is something...
2007-10-30  Old Yamaha CLP300 Clavinova with sticky key:  dlg, Here are a few links that may be of some interest to you. Cut and paste the link onto your internet browser. http://www.smalldog.com/newsarchive/techtails_display.php?id=237 http://indra...
2007-10-26  Yamaha PF-80 piano:  Paul, I've heard of people using white lithium grease. Some say that with hot conditions the grease itself will actually run or liquify. Although with anything good comes moderation. A product which...
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