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The other day I did a restoration of a Sound Master Disco Beat analog drum machine. Just "dead", means the trigger button didn't work. I recaped the drum machine and fixed the non working button with a keypad repair KIT that I had laying around. You could also use good conductive paint. Checking everything working fine. Like always I share my knowledge and pictures with you.
There are lethal voltage exposed in electronic devices. Unless you know what you are doing, don’t try this. If you following along, you doing so at your own risk.
I’m documenting repairs for my reference and yours.
I do synth restorations and repair with a specialty in vintage synthesizers, drum computer and other vintage gear, based in Düsseldorf, GER. Get in touch about your synth situation!
