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Scather
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KORG POLY 800
Great little synth.
It's old technology. Turn it upside down and check the batteries. It takes 6 (or is it 4?) flashlight-size batteries, which it needs to keep its sounds and memories fresh. Make sure the batteries are all fresh. There is a reset but I can't recall how it works. Check the roland site or search Poly800. The synth still has a lot of active users.
Great little synth.
It's old technology. Turn it upside down and check the batteries. It takes 6 (or is it 4?) flashlight-size batteries, which it needs to keep its sounds and memories fresh. Make sure the batteries are all fresh. There is a reset but I can't recall how it works. Check the roland site or search Poly800. The synth still has a lot of active users.
monty
Banned
I have one. Try http://www.kidnepro.com
I have the factory tape, but I'm not sure it would copy well. If the batteries go dead or are removed, and it's not plugged into the power supply, the files are gone.
I have the factory tape, but I'm not sure it would copy well. If the batteries go dead or are removed, and it's not plugged into the power supply, the files are gone.
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ImdurC
New member
I also have a Korg Poly800 unit. It's the mk 2 version and yet, I have that same problem with my old unit. It sounds like an FM synthesis unit on a Gameboy now! It used to sound so cool.
I think that the battery idea is probably the best explanation for whats happened.
Keep me posted if you find a solution.
Adam.
I think that the battery idea is probably the best explanation for whats happened.
Keep me posted if you find a solution.
Adam.
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POLease
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maybe this could be of some use?
http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/korg/polysix/index.html
This is a korg poly 61 page, but I know somw of the same stuff applies to both synths.
http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/korg/polysix/index.html
This is a korg poly 61 page, but I know somw of the same stuff applies to both synths.