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Repair / Re: Roland E-35 keyboard with temporary noise/hum
« Last post by marcinado on Today at 06:59:18 am »Here are additional infos and some pictures with schematic diagrams and photos of the instrument boards.
The instrument has weird volume control circuit - the slider adjusts the sound level right after the DAC system, before the input to the power amplifiers. This would suggest that the problem is somewhere on the Power Supply & Amplifier Board.
Interestingly, even when the volume slider is set to minimum where the sounds generated by the instrument cannot be heard, the hum I described can be heard. Also, when the volume slider is at minimum and you start playing on the instrument then various noises can be heard on the speakers.
I cannot localize the source of the problem the only solution in my mind is to replace all electrolytic capacitors. But is it possible that other components apart from capacitors have died and can cause the problem? Can you advise me what kind/producer of caps should I buy with long life?
The instrument has weird volume control circuit - the slider adjusts the sound level right after the DAC system, before the input to the power amplifiers. This would suggest that the problem is somewhere on the Power Supply & Amplifier Board.
Interestingly, even when the volume slider is set to minimum where the sounds generated by the instrument cannot be heard, the hum I described can be heard. Also, when the volume slider is at minimum and you start playing on the instrument then various noises can be heard on the speakers.
I cannot localize the source of the problem the only solution in my mind is to replace all electrolytic capacitors. But is it possible that other components apart from capacitors have died and can cause the problem? Can you advise me what kind/producer of caps should I buy with long life?