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AMPS

Ampeg
  SVT Classic Shuts Off
Fender
  DeVille Input Jack
  Mini-Twin Conversion
  Super Twin Inspection
Kay
  703-C Filter Caps
Marshall
  DSL100 Choke & Bleed
Peavey
  6505+ Tube Filaments
  Classic-30 Repair
Selmer
  Little Giant Mk 3
Vox
  Valvetronix AD50VT

KEYBOARDS

Akai
  MPC2000XL Jog Wheel
Farfisa
  Mini Compact Dividers
Korg
  01/W Keybed Removal
  M1 Worn-Out Buttons
  Poly-61 Envelopes
  Triton Disassembly
  Triton Worn-out Buttons
  X3 Worn-out Buttons
  X3 Floppy Drive
  Keys & Contacts:
    M1, 01W, triton, i30 ...

Moog
  Micromoog Repair
  Prodigy Key Contacts
  Rogue Power Jack
Roland
  D-50 Key Contacts
Sequential Circuits
  Pro-One Key Contacts
Yamaha
  MOTIF6,7 Disassembly
  MOTIF Worn-out Buttons
  Keys & Contacts:
    motif, es, DX7, sy85 ...

TECHNIQUE

  IC Socketing
  Sustain Pedal Plugs


Korg® Triton Pro    Worn-out Buttons

Korg Triton Pro synth Korg Triton Pro control panel buttons


Buy Tactile Switches for
the Korg TRITON here.


These switches fit the Korg TRITON Pro, ProX, Extreme, Le, and Studio (except for switches SW1 & SW2) workstations.  And they fit the Korg Oasys, Karma, and MS2000 series keyboards.

They also fit the Yamaha S80, MO6, and MO8 keyboards.

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The control panel buttons on an instrument like the Korg Triton get lots of use.  In time, the switch contacts wear out and the buttons become unreliable.

"Tactile" switches typically last 100,000 pushes in a clean room with a calibrated pushing force.  In real life, they wear out much sooner.

This repair story shows how to remove and replace worn-out tactile switches in a Korg TRITON.


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A Korg Triton with the Button circuit boards removed

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