TIA wiki user Dafrenk contributed this disassembly guide for the Korg TritonLE keyboard:
I had to take my Korg TritonLE apart because I had to clean it. Two keys didn’t work anymore and I figured that had to be some dust on the contact strip. As a great fan of this page I decided that I would take some pictures of this little project to let you guys enjoy the view.
The TritonLE (61 keys version) before disassembly.
TIA wiki user D18c7db contributed this wonderful guide for the Fantazein moving wand clock. He describes its function and even created a circuit diagram for it!
Check it out after the jump.
This is a Fantazein moving wand clock, the type that creates the illusion that text floats in midair as seen in the small picture below.
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Special thanks to TIA wiki user Unclerichy for his or her submission of this disassembly guide.
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-Chris
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