Musician, Consultant, Producer & Gear Nut
The keybed sensors needed new springs (and some cleaning). Replacing over 100 springs takes time. I used leftover springs from a Wersi organ kit which I use for spare parts. Now the keybed feels lile it is brand new. No more double triggering, and you can now finally play two notes at the same time. …
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ARP Odyssey restore nearly completed. It already sounds so much better now. The sliders used to be full of dirt and it was impossible to get the thing in tune. The key bushings are also replaced, which gives the keybed a night and day difference when it comes to playability! I love my Odyssey even …
My Odyssey was in need of some serious TLC – would you look at those sliders!
I’m currently restoring my Odyssey MK II. Guess what? After opening the beast up, I found out it has the rare and unique 4035 ladder filter! No wonder I always thought it had a fat sound… O joy!