I wish I could get parts to restore my D6.... I've got the strings and hammers sitting just right, but the previous owner unfortunately took out the top pickup, the dampening system and the transformer on the preamp board... Probably to salvage another D6, as those bits are just too bloody expensive including getting it shipped to Europe. Oh well.
Thanks for the video! Do you have tips on how to realign the keyposts? Hoe should they finally be? 90 degrees to the whole thing? And thoughts on when to change the springs too and when not?
For key posts they tend to be at 90 degrees, but don't level based on the posts alone, as there are small variances in the keys themselves. Instead, level based on the actual keys. Some keys might need the posts adjusted, such that with the keys off the posts don't look perfectly aligned.
NIce. wish I had one. They're expensive
I wish I could get parts to restore my D6....
I've got the strings and hammers sitting just right, but the previous owner unfortunately took out the top pickup, the dampening system and the transformer on the preamp board... Probably to salvage another D6, as those bits are just too bloody expensive including getting it shipped to Europe.
Oh well.
Ooof... Still probably cheaper to get those individual parts than to ship a whole 2nd salvage clav.
Thanks for the video! Do you have tips on how to realign the keyposts? Hoe should they finally be? 90 degrees to the whole thing?
And thoughts on when to change the springs too and when not?
For key posts they tend to be at 90 degrees, but don't level based on the posts alone, as there are small variances in the keys themselves. Instead, level based on the actual keys. Some keys might need the posts adjusted, such that with the keys off the posts don't look perfectly aligned.