RetroLinear

https://retrolinear.com/project-cs

We would like to thank everyone for their continued support and inquiry regarding Project CS. Project CS is ongoing however with the passing of Karl Frick our remaining design revision work falls solely on Tim’s shoulders and in all honesty Tim’s a busy man!
Karl represented 50% of our design team on projectCS and worked side by side with Tim directly to make everything you’ve all seen and heard to date regarding the mCard project. In addition to project CS; RetroLinear’s been restoring not one but two Yamaha GX-1 synthesizers one of which is the actual GX-1 Keith Emerson played in the Fanfare stadium scene. Restoring these GX-1’s has entailed much R&D work which directly correlates to completing the most accurate GX-1 and CS series solutions known to date.

We kindly ask everyone to hold tight, things are moving in the right direction!

Thank you,

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We're whipping up two EP-140X amps this week first come first serve! We also have (5) Model 200A amps about finished!
Varivib faceplates are due in Wednesday!
Thank you for everyone's patience!!

https://youtu.be/Ge__pXNzY3s?si=JBrWWK6SWZ3FUu_L

New CS80's are possible. The rebirth of a legend? The latest project completed from RetroLinear's design lab, our CS Voice card designed from the ground up! Tim Warneck describes and demonstrates our latest ...

Starting to do some techy kinda videos for everyone to enjoy. First one happened this afternoon. Some of this stuff may have been previously covered but we usually have a different way about going about these things! Enjoy!

Techy Rhodes things! Removing hammer cam felts - the easy way! Why did Rhodes do this?! For those looking to improve the feel of their Mid 1970's aluminum inner frame pianos with this factory glitch, here's how to undo ...