I bought one used a few years ago which would stop making any sounds after warming up. The problem was casued by many of the lower value electrolytic capacitors being bad which I confirmed with an LCR meter. Changing them fixed the issue. I suspect most Super Bass Stations will need these replaced eventually depending on usage so if anyone else has wierd problems with theirs, I suggest checking the capacitors. Probably best just to change them all anyway as a preventative measure.
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Good and useful video!
Thanks, Brahim; glad you found it helpful.
The biggest surprise: no battery to replace. Innovative design by Novation for a 90's era synth!
Aaargh mine is dead and i don't know what to do or fix
May want to try a new power supply. Also check for loose connection near the power jack. Was there an incident preceding the SBS's death?
I bought one used a few years ago which would stop making any sounds after warming up. The problem was casued by many of the lower value electrolytic capacitors being bad which I confirmed with an LCR meter. Changing them fixed the issue. I suspect most Super Bass Stations will need these replaced eventually depending on usage so if anyone else has wierd problems with theirs, I suggest checking the capacitors. Probably best just to change them all anyway as a preventative measure.
Thanks for sharing your experience, Thrax. Excellent suggestion for this, and many other synths of the era.