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It's actually a fuse from a rx11 drum machine, sorry I forgot to provide exact info.

In my schematics and service manual: F1 - European model T 0.5 A/250 V, USA, Canadian, Japanese 0.5 A (without type, but probably F = Fast) F2 - 2 A (without type, probably F) F3, F4 - 0.75 A (without

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Hello Valeri The brand of the fuse does not matter. Any fuse with the same values and measures will do it. And btw: the DX7 does not use a 5A fuse. The service manual says: 0.5A for the fuse on the

HI GUYS. Finding Glass Fuse Substitutes，(Do you know what brand of fuse this triangle symbol is?) Sorry for the poor English. FKD 250V 0.5A and FKD 250V 5A, 6＊30mm

Hi guys FKD 250V 0.5A glass fuse Can a substitute be found? Thank you all.

That's either the Anatek box or a close design to it. Anatek also made a bright red box that added power to a MIDI line to feed their boxes if someone had several of them in a single line. MIDI

Yes, I'm aware of it -- the keyboard makes the CC2 using the breath controller voltages, exactly like how foot controllers and footswitches provide the voltage for whatever they're controlling. Such

MIDI Solutions makes an adapter box called um, the Breath Controller (!) that will accept a BC1-BC3 adapter and produce CC2 -- or any other CC, if the user prefers. It gets power from the MIDI cable,

The dx controllers don't produce cc2 directly. They produce a varying voltage, and the dx makes the cc2 from it. I have two of them.?I have my dx11 on ebay with controller.?There are other devices

I have one that I used with a DX-21.? Walter Wood Pulaski Tn. 38478

tecontrol.se makes BC3 compatible breath controllers. https://tecontrol.se/products# daved@...

Hey, folks. I'm on the hunt for a breath controller. And they're proving to be elusive. I've found references to the Yamaha BC1 through BC3, though that was a single link, but they all seem to be both

The price of a DX1 in 2023 has less to do with the sound and performance, and more to do with the fact that very few of them were made -- 140, according to Wikipedia.? In the same vein, a

This (MIDI channel aftertouch to last note) was already implemented in Memorymoon "ME80" v2 Yammi CS80 VSTi years ago and works great w/ this plugin. It?s not invented by Cherry Audio. I?m a ME80

If you want to future-proof your DX sounds, I think avoid anything as exotic as a DX1. Get a decent MIDI controller keyboard and install a few instances of a VST. There is a “bit accurate” version

DX1 and DX5 are just only rare collectors items. According to Yamaha FM technology, there are NO advantages vs. a DX7mkII(FD). The DA converters are different, which has impact on sound,- if YOU

Today I noticed a listing of a Yamaha DX1 on Ebay for the bewildering price of AUD$213,084.39. A two followed by FIVE zeroes. Is the polyphonic aftertouch a justification for such a whopping price?

Ok, so it looks you have to give it to a skilled technician.

Yes I have tried these methods. But unfortunately I don't know how to use a voltmeter. Thank you all for your kind help.