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How old is Electone HS-Series production?   Message List  
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Re: How old is Electone HS-Series production?

--- In electoneclubinternational@yahoogroups.com, "haemmerlea" <a.haemmerle@...>
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> I've got a HS-8 to buy. There seems everything is working. Does anybody know
in which years Yamaha produced these organs? Are there even more developped
organs from Yamaha? Thanks you very much for answers.
> Andy
>
Pay close attention to the pedals. Make sure they work consistently. Those
rubber washers tend to wear out at this age.
Sat Jul 18, 2009 4:06 pm

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I've got a HS-8 to buy. There seems everything is working. Does anybody know in which years Yamaha produced these organs? Are there even more developped organs... 		haemmerlea
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2:04 pm

It produced on 1980's and stopped in 1991. During that years, HS series had set a new standard with AWM technology which make an electone with full digital...
Bramana Putra
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2:59 pm

The website http://www.electone.com/museum/ gives you information about all Yamaha organs, including the year of introduction (1987 for the HS-8). best...
microdwl
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3:08 pm

... Pay close attention to the pedals. Make sure they work consistently. Those rubber washers tend to wear out at this age....
lanithottam
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5:12 pm

The pedal board has soft rubber washers. they get brittle and break or just stop playing, replacing the washers turned out to be easy peasy. Play those pedals,...
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