Sphar Electronic Service

One of the most sought after synths came into the shop today, this is a Yamaha DX7, more specifically the DX7IID. The Yamaha DX7IID is an upgraded version of the original DX7. Debuting in March of 1987, four years after the original DX7 was released, The DX7IID was an instant hit. The original DX7 is a monotimbral synth, or a synth that only allows one voice or sound to be played at a time. The DX7IID is a multitimbral synth, or a synth that allows multiple voices or sounds to be played at a time. This allows the user to layer multiple sounds together to create endless amounts of unique patch’s. This particular DX7IID came into the shop after our customer noticed a massive drop in volume from the output. We’ll be sure to record the repair process and all the wonderful sounds this amazing synth has to offer! 🎹🎶

Have an instrument you need repaired? At Sphar Electronic Service we offer our repair services for a wide range of instruments including, electronic organs, digital pianos, vintage keyboards & synthesizers, stringed instruments, amplifiers, and more! 👉Click the link in our bio to learn more!

One of the more unique instruments we have had walk through the door, This is a Korg RK-100 keytar. Debuting in 1984 the Korg RK-100 granted keyboard players the freedom to move around the stage as they please. Keytars gained popularity in the 80s and 90s after being used by musicians like Prince and Herbie Hancock. They have also been used in more recent years by artists like Lady Gaga in 2010 during The monster ball tour. This particular Keytar came in due to a broken battery socket preventing the unit from turning on, well be recording a video of the repair as well as a demo of all the cool sounds and features this instrument has to offer! 🎹🎶
Have an instrument you need repaired? At Sphar Electronic Service we offer our repair services for a wide range of instruments including, electronic organs, digital pianos, vintage keyboards & synthesizers, stringed instruments, amplifiers, and more! 👉Click the link in our bio to learn more!