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Korg® Triton Pro    Worn-out Buttons

Korg Triton Pro synth Korg Triton Pro control panel buttons

The panel buttons on an instrument like the Korg Triton get lots of use.  Eventually, the electrical switches wear out.

"Tactile" switches typically last 100,000 test operations (in a clean room with a perfectly calibrated pushing force) but in real life wear out much sooner.

In the real world they're pressed harder and compromised by the many contaminants and the moisture in the air.

This repair story shows how to remove and replace busted switches in a Korg Triton.

 

Korg Triton, OASYS, MS2000
tactile switches:

Tactile Switch
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 Buy Tactile Switches for the
 Korg TRITON here.



 These switches fit the Korg Triton,
 Triton Pro, Triton ProX, Triton Studio,

 and Triton Le keyboards.

 They're also used in the Korg OASYS,
 Korg MS2000 series
and the
 Yamaha MO6 and S-80 keyboards.

  FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE

A Korg Triton with the

Button circuit boards removed



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