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In this video, I continue the repair of an OB-Xa for Matrix of matrixsynth.com. We rebuild the power supply and voice cards, and get the synth in tune and sounding consistent from voice card to voice card. I also show you a common defect with the voice cards that prevents proper calibration.
Parts used in this video series are available at my website. I also repair and restore Oberheims and other vintage synths for customers around the world.

[@Doctormix]

I'm so hooked to your channel!!!

[@Synthchaser]

Thanks!

[@DestroyER82]

Haha, same here ;-) Love this channel, both relaxing and really deep and informative.

[@rixcom7621]

Hey, what is the name of the solder sucker you are using? I actually just bought the keyboard bushings. Probably going to buy both rebuild kits for the PS and Voice cards. Thanks! Great videos!!

[@Synthchaser]

It's a Hakko, the current model # is FR-301.

[@francescogoldoni7718]

I found this video really interrsting!

[@daveogarf]

NOPE! STILL Funny! What? The "giggle" music you put behind the time lapse sequences. Why? Dunno'. Reminds me a bit of other-worldly surf music. But that's just me, of course.
CASSETTE LED - Major DURRRR! for whoever bent it over in reinstalling the front panel board! I know, accidents happen, but someone didn't check their work before releasing the synth as 'repaired'.
EXCELLENT job in bringing this classic back to its former glory!

[@SCOTTYD2031]

You da man.

[@andreasmoll_0924]

And for the midi ports demolished the precious wood instead of making a hole on the backside